Mr. Mulroney, on that particular point, Mr. Jowhari raised what I think were some important questions. You perhaps disagreed.
Could it not be the case that FIPA as ratified by Canada and the ensuing 31-year term locking in seven Canadian governments might be some of these regulations or legislation that the Chinese government could use to say, under one of their clauses, that we are not in fair dealing with the country? With the way particularly the rhetoric and the red-baiting that we hear about are used, with the—quote/unquote—values compatibility and all of these things that really raise, I think, problematic analyses, quite frankly, could FIPA not be used in this regard to launch a complaint against Canada's procurement against a Chinese company?