You know, I'm not sure how much light exists between the reforms the U.S. has put in place and those Canada has put in place. I wish I were more up to speed on this, but I understand the U.S. has negotiated a bilateral without an investor-state mechanism in the agreement. Now, that would be a significant reform, if I'm correct in my recollection.
And when I responded to your question previously, what I tried to bring home was that the federal government is fully supportive of implementing a regime like this domestically, which doesn't moderate these disciplines; in fact, it arguably expands them, if you look at the TILMA model.