As I said before, the bureau has the power to review any mergers in Canada to make sure they don't result in a substantial lessening of competition. We look at different factors. Foreign competition is a factor we look at, but not whether it is a U.S. buyer or a Canadian asset being purchased. At the end of the day, that kind of decision is more a trigger when we look at if a transaction is subject to notification in Canada. If you have a U.S. buyer with no assets in Canada, maybe you won't be able to trigger the notifiable requirements under the act, where the commissioner is required to get some information from the parties. But in terms of the competition review, we don't—
