They are not so much barriers. I think the comment was made that when we're talking about going into markets, we want to increase the image of Canada and the branding of Canada, and each province has its own objectives as well. Sometimes in a market the observation is that, to be honest, we may have diluted the Canadian brand at times by having a series of provincial visits but not having as much focus in terms of Canada as a market.
I've recently come back from India, for instance, and we've obviously had provincial visits to India, as the minister is proposing to be in India next month. At the same time, I observe a market like Australia, where they come in as one market, and in one sector alone--the mining sector--they had over 100 people mobilized in India to concentrate on the mining sector, independent of the states and the fact that various states have different levels of mining activity within Australia.
So the image can be a very powerful image, and I think at times we have to focus on that, particularly in markets where we're trying to establish and initiate Canadian activity where it may not be very established at this point.