Mr. Champagne, with regard to the aftermarket, I'm not sure everybody understands its importance and the ingenuity that takes place in it. We all were subjected to vehicle improvements and maintenance at the dealerships. We couldn't get the economy going, actually. It would have been extremely difficult, especially since some of your members operate in rural and other types of areas where we don't even have them.
My concern is related to what your industry is doing to prepare for a step forward in innovation related to, for example, cars that drive on their own. In the past some companies have treated us differently from what's provided in the United States; hence the legislation that we worked on, and the voluntary agreement by all parties on this matter.
What's your take on that, and what do we need to do to prepare? The driverless car is a big step forward. I think the preparation needs to happen sooner rather than later for us to be competitive.