One of the concerns that has been getting a lot of attention is the ability of companies in Canada that are 100% owned by China to be incurring losses in Canada because they're not dealing with Canadian banks: They get their cash flow by coming in and out. They do not require operating financing, so they incur losses in Canada and they sell into the Chinese market—they're Chinese-held companies—at a higher profit, therefore undermining some of the Canadian-owned companies that don't have the ability to do that.
Are you aware of this practice? How is it governed under our trading agreements?
Am I clear on where I'm going?