The business of folding side agreements into NAFTA goes back to Mr. Clinton, as Mr. McRae just mentioned. I don't think Canada has anything to fear from that. Obviously, as Mr. Clarkson just pointed out, on the environment we would have to upgrade our current policies, but we had policies in the past that would have accommodated that very well.
It means also, of course, that you get trade sanctions if you violate provisions on the environment or the rights of workers. That has never been done anywhere. That would be very new, quite new. Even in the WTO context, it just doesn't happen.
We may want to think about this very hard, but basically these things are directed at Mexico. They're not directed at us.