What I said was that based on 2005 trade data, if we had a good trade agreement with Korea—and we don't yet have an agreement, so one has to make assumptions—there would be about a $1.6-billion improvement to Canadian GDP. I said that the best analysis that we have done on the auto sector—I'm not talking about all the other sectors, but the auto one is the hot-button sector—suggests that the impact would be relatively small. Like I said, it's minimal. So that would be what we need to be focused on.
I also said that if the Americans go ahead with a Korea deal and we do not, over $1 billion in damage to the Canadian economy could flow from that.