Well, for example, in the U.S., there's the defence industry, and I think ports, and all kinds of transportation infrastructure. In terms of the U.S. list, it's actually sometimes easier to find sectors that aren't there. They have a very exhaustive interpretation of national security.
I would note that many other countries are also considering how to adapt their foreign investment review regimes in the context of increased activity by state-owned enterprises. For example, in Australia in the last couple of years, they have developed a definition of state-owned enterprises.
The U.S. has added a definition of state-owned enterprises. For example, in the U.S. now, they have a requirement to finish their reviews within 30 days. They have to go quite high up in the policy chains in Washington to get an extension for the additional 45 days. We understand now that in fact all transactions involving SOEs automatically trigger that second review period.
There is definitely a consensus in other countries that they want to pay attention. In that context, I think Canada is not exceptional.