Yes.
Let me address your first question about education of our members. We spend a fair amount of time working with our members through presentations and seminars and newsletters. Education is vital to this. As I mentioned, about a third of our members are U.S. citizens. We try to educate them so that when they go back to their winter homes they will pick up the phone and call their congressmen and congresswomen and raise these issues. So we do spend a fair amount of time on that. It's a never-ending challenge to get people in, but the nice thing is that the motivation is huge. People own these properties because of the natural beauty, so when you put to them that the natural beauty isn't going to be there for their children and their grandchildren, that gets them to stand up and listen.
So we're always looking to government to help us with the science, to help educate our members, and as I say, we don't shy away from using the U.S. back door to get this. I'll point out that Mitt Romney owns Canadian property on Lake Huron. So if the winds of change blow in November, we'll have another go at the U.S.