I have two easier questions for you.
First, in the context of South America, how do we favour Canadian value-added exports? In the case of the United States, we export our raw logs and we export our oil and gas. We're exporting our resources, but we're not actually adding value to those resources before they're exported, which is why most Canadian families are earning less now than in 1989, and that's a real bottom-line failure of the economic policies we've had over the last 18 years. In the context of South America, how do we stimulate the value-added exports?
If you have a chance, you could also comment on how to expand export facilitation in South America. You made reference to the offices we have right now; in an ideal world I certainly support the idea of having very energetic support for Canadian value-added exports. How in South America would you do that, if you could write the plan?