Well, we have this general framework. Other countries have national security as a screening mechanism. I don't know if you read in the paper today, but Italy is standing in the way of Parmalat being bought by a foreign, I think French, company. If you look in the books--not meaning the financial statements, but the laws--of a lot of these countries, they may not have a general framework law as we have in Canada and as they also have in Australia. I know I looked at French law one time, and there were something like 11 sectors that were considered strategic or special, etc., so to a certain extent we may have gotten a bit of a bad name--the Wilson report picked up on this--because we have this general framework legislation, but review occurs only for investments above a certain threshold.
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