Absolutely.
You also mentioned that there's a potential agreement that will be ratified between the United States and South Korea, and you talk about the implications for our economy. We recognize—I think that needs to be qualified—that there are rules of origin that come into play under NAFTA. If South Korea is to sell cars through the United States to Canada, there are certain rules of origin content to it—62.5%, I think, or something to that effect.
There's an impression that one gets, and maybe you can clarify. When you say there's going to be an economic loss, are you implying that because of that free trade agreement, those vehicles now sold to the United States will somehow come to the Canadian market?