Thank you.
I really enjoyed those presentations. Not to be left behind with the discussion about the mice, I would suggest that all of us pick up the satirical little book that was written some years ago called The Mouse that Roared, a mythical story about a little duchy in Europe that had a product it was trying to sell, but they were up against the great European market. It's quite funny, actually.
The question I want to raise with both of you is this. Both of you talked about the economic issues we share, both with the NAFTA agreements and in areas you both talked about where we need to find clear interests. Given that Canada has been recognized by so many countries in the world now as having strength in our banking institutions, strength in our financial institutions and in the regulatory processes that have been put in place, do you think there is a place now for Canada to roar, as it were, in these areas, to work with the United States and to take leadership? Is this an area where we can really find our feet and show leadership in this economic time?