In Brazil, we're opening two new offices, in Recife and Pôrto Alegre. In Mexico, we're opening a couple of new offices.
But we're also adding people. For instance, in Panama we didn't have a resident trade officer, but as you start to move down the path of air negotiations, free trade agreements, or whatever, it's obvious that Panama is playing a different role. So in fact this summer we put our first Canada-based trade officer into Panama.
At the same time, we take a look at where markets are contracting or stalled. Do we need as many people in that market as we used to have?
On a yearly basis, we do reallocation among posts, but generally speaking, with the global commerce strategy, we have $50 million a year, roughly, and that's turned into a number of officers abroad. We have increased numbers on the trade side.