Sorry.
You were talking about trade deflection. There's also the other policy of cross-cumulation and making sure that trade is much better. If we are going to enter these negotiations, we have two options. One option could be to create one whole market between the three countries and have the same external tariffs. That would make it easier for companies to do business. Sometimes, with the onerous obligations under NAFTA, it's probably easier to deal with the most-favoured trade nation status. Do you think that's a much better or much more efficient approach—to prevent trade deflection and to have a better policy of cross-cumulation?