I'm talking about mobilizing support internationally--let's say, with the World Bank or the Inter-American Development Bank, and with other countries, like Spain--see how one can try to mobilize support to put a package together. I don't mean just money, because part of the golden carrot can be technical expertise, but basically to provide that security and suggest that there's a better way forward and we will help. Canada doesn't necessarily have to pay for all of this itself, but to work with others to make this contribution.
As to other parts of the golden carrot, there are so many issues, such as the question of outstanding properties originally confiscated from the United States. This can be part of the golden carrot as well in terms of trying to resolve these issues now, have some plan in place to make people on the island feel secure about the potential for the future.