Can I circle back to your point on trade, which I thought was very important?
Deloitte released a report about two years ago—and we'll furnish it for the committee–that drew a direct line through econometric data that for every 1% increase we do in visitation to Canada, it leads to $820 million in additional trad, not just the dollars it stimulates in the actual visitation, but additional trade and investment. That is just the basic intuitive principle, that you do business with people where you visited or people you like and trust, and countries that have bilateral travel and tourism do exceptionally well.
Within the context of other trade agreements or our main partners, to us, stimulating that bilateral tourism or that bilateral business travel is really important as well.