Sure. The provincial role is actually quite important. We've had premiers' visits and they've become quite global. Premier Campbell has made I don't know how many visits to China in the last number of years, and I think that is really an important contribution to sustaining our political relationships in China. The Canada China Business Council took a delegation of five premiers and business people to China in the fall as part of that. And I referenced earlier how premiers are active in the U.S.-Canada relationship, not just with trade missions, but they are invited by northern governors, western governors, the Great Lakes governors--all important fora for Canadian causes to be advanced.
There may well be occasions when we would want to be a little more coordinated in the message we're sending. I would advocate, for example, regarding the working group on energy, that Alberta should be there in respect of its interests in energy in the North American context, which are quite unique.