Thank you for that.
I would suggest to you that helping countries establish good mining regulations and good mining legislation, etc., helps every country.
If you go into a country that has natural resources, you'll see the Chinese, the Australians, and many countries investing. Those good laws will apply to every country, not just Canadian mining laws. The important thing is that they have good legislation, and we will help the governments ensure that those revenues going to those countries are going to go into better health systems and better education systems. I think that is the thing we want to make sure that we're helping.
I wish Coca-Cola were owned by Canada, because Coca-Cola doesn't need development money. What Coca-Cola is doing with USAID is setting up small, women-run cooperatives for bottling facilities in more remote areas. We all know Coca-Cola, amazingly, reaches the remotest village in a country; Coca-Cola's contribution with USAID is to start women with jobs with a little company, and that's increasing their income. That's long term and that's sustainable. That's why we want to increase our engagement with the private sector.