No doubt that will be an issue in the free trade negotiations. I have not yet had discussions on that subject.
I remember from my old days about the temporary foreign worker issue that exploded with public reaction some years ago. I remember one of the issues was that you had a mine in British Columbia where Mandarin was a required language. If you didn't speak Mandarin, you need not apply for a job. I remember that was a very explosive issue in Canada. I have that in my head, so when we get to these discussions with representatives of the Chinese government I will be mindful of Canadian concerns, having lived through them myself. We weren't the government then but I was part of it. I remember it.
That is a sensitive issue. It's an issue that, no doubt to some degree, will come up in potential free trade discussions, if we go that route. One has to be aware of sensitivities in that area but it hasn't yet come to pass.