Yes, exactly.
Or in Alberta, think of all those energy and resource companies, mid-cap companies, the $1-billion and $2-billion plays, that have assets, interests, exploration plays in the Middle East, all over the world, who could have easily benefited, but their governments, for one reason or another, have chosen to use the ICSID thing as a chip in the federal-provincial game: we won't let you do it unless you agree to certain things that are fundamentally unrelated.
So that's your answer. I think it was inertia initially, and then it became, as I said, a bit of a third rail. Then the federal-provincial thing kicked in.
I credit this government, and even the last government, frankly, for having made the efforts they did, but the fact that it was signed, I think, is a real credit to the government.