Yes, there is a panel. That's right. And the procedural rights come under a variety of instruments. ICSID is but one of those instruments.
If, for example, ICSID had been in place, if we had done this before those cases were brought up, the investor, for example, in the Canadian cattlemens' case, would have had the option of requesting that the case be heard by an ICSID convention panel at the ICSID facilities, and if they were successful, then enforcement would have come through ICSID. It would have been an additional mechanism they would have had as an option, but it would always be pursuing a NAFTA right or NAFTA claim. That's what doesn't change.