I think the level playing field, in our position, is in terms of how they enter the market now that they can sell those cars. We've seen that process of having foreign entrants get into the market a bit—when I was younger—with other countries. That's a process that's normal and that was expected.
We don't know all the details of the mechanics of it, but for us, there's a perspective about business practices and also business models that work very well in Canada. That has generated immense economic output for communities across the nation. We just want to make sure that when you enter the market as a foreign entrant, you're working with the same constraints that every brand is working with.