Not in noisy ways. It's perhaps for the Europeans to[Inaudible--Editor]. This is the whole argument around country of origin, and the rules about that are arcane and very expensive to administer. Mr. Ross, the new commerce secretary, spoke a lot about tightening up the rules of origin under NAFTA, which I don't necessarily think would be a bad thing for us if it were North American oriented. However, the world economy is shifting all the time, and you see all these charts that show that a Saab vehicle, and the like, is made up of 50% product from outside the country.
I'm not sure where this is going to go, but yes, of course, there might be some significant advantage. Canada has, over the last 20 years, secured for itself some highly advantageous positions with respect to access to markets that other people don't have.