Well, if you could indulge me, Colombia specifically is not an area I'm familiar with, but I could speak somewhat more broadly about trade and financial services.
Being able to enter a market is a first start. If you can't enter, you can't start to play. Once there, being able to operate on an equal footing with domestic competitors or to help develop the market in the way that you can are very important. So in terms of those things, to have free trade agreements--or in Canada's case, having a World Trade Organization that's effective and bilateral--and regional agreements are very important in that way. They provide certainty for entering markets, and then, once there, to be able to operate so that we can conduct our business. That is true, in our case, whether it's the United States or China.