Very briefly, my answer to this is that I can't answer that question, clearly because I'm not an expert on national foreign export controls. I would suggest to you, however, that at the end of the day most countries are shining examples within the political realities and the strategic realities of the world they face.
I think the United States could be understood as a shining example...it's different from us. The Dutch.... Others all have, as a function of different political cultures and different political institutions, different perspectives of where they sit in the world.
I'll be honest with you. I don't think Canadian export controls are in trouble at all. They're not problematic. They—