I have a few thoughts on that.
You're right. I think that having a review mechanism is good, but the six-year timeline is pretty short. In what we just got over with the negotiations, what we learned is that once we're renegotiating, there is all this uncertainty that hits the market, and where does the investment go? It goes to the safest harbour, which is typically the United States, not Canada.
That's a concern, but that said, this negotiation was a fight for dear life to try to maintain the basic access we had to that market and all the protections in NAFTA that we currently enjoy, so given that this was what we were up against, where we ended up is pretty good. That thought about the renewal and the uncertainty of every six years notwithstanding, where we could have ended up could have been really bad for the industry. We're pleased with what it is and, under that alone, we're very supportive of CUSMA.