I want to talk to you a little bit about geopolitics and the 40 or 50 countries that you mentioned. The 40 or 50 countries will be, in most cases, fragile states politically or economically. You may have other sovereign powers that may decide they want to invest there. If we set up some sort of partnership between the DFI and a private investor or private sector business, and they decide to go into that country, there's going to be an imbalance. The imbalance is going to be that one sovereign power may have a different way of conducting their business interests, and because we follow Canadian law and Canadian regulations, we may have a different approach to development there.
How do you see us aligning and making sure that there's not competition within that fragile state? How do you see us deploying our aid with private sector partners when they may be at a disadvantage in terms of their business interests as compared with other countries that may have a different outlook towards how they want to deploy it and their private sector interests?