Can I just add to that? In terms of Global Affairs Canada's role in our ongoing commercial engagement with Kazakhstan, obviously we do have the trade commissioner service there on the ground in Astana. Again, as you've probably heard, Canada has some niche areas. Cameco's involvement in Kazakhstan is crucially important. Kazakhstan is very big in uranium, and there are other investments in the extractive sectors.
However, I think that one of the challenges, for Canadian trade in general, is that there is only so much.... The trade commissioner service is there to identify opportunities, to communicate these opportunities, and to help facilitate, communicate, and troubleshoot, but it needs to start with the active readiness of Canadian business people to get engaged. This is the story of Canadian trade in general. When we have that great big U.S. market just to the south that seems so easy to deal with, making people aware of and eager to exploit the opportunities in far-off Kazakhstan is a challenge, but we do what we can.