In my understanding, it was a collection of different measures. There was concern about the Japanese coming into the market at the time. There were different measures that were put in place to try to limit the penetration of the Canadian market by the Japanese. The same held true in the United States.
As a result of those measures, the Japanese were convinced to build production in Canada. Honda was the first manufacturer to set up production here in 1984, I believe, followed by Toyota in 1986. Over the course of time, as I mentioned in my opening remarks, they've become, at this point anyway, the two largest vehicle manufacturers in Canada.