I'm just worrying that we're agreeing to a tax treaty now that's going to be ratified by Parliament, and we haven't looked at whether Madagascar behaves poorly or whether it's rife with white collar fraud and criminal behaviour, noting that other government agencies are saying that this is a high-risk country to do business with.
Now it's unclear to me whether the economic analysis was sector by sector, which is totally one thing—and I understand mining is a big thing in Madagascar. However, I'm asking about specific companies. If no specific Canadian companies were involved in aggressive tax planning, then why are we following through with this treaty outside of political considerations of their domestic political problems having been resolved on a temporary basis? I'm just asking why we are doing this at this time.