Thank you for that.
Mr. Cameron, I'll conclude very briefly, being mindful of the clock, but I do want to ask this question.
You made several comments that struck me, where you talked about local and regional governments having little capacity relative to the central government. I had some sense of that when I was there. Although my sense is that it's a developmental thing, my hope is that over time, just like that small community that fought back and won, as it were, against a mining company...I would deem that to be a positive response.
But I have a question for you. You said the record does not support a single hemispheric free trade agreement. I thought we were negotiating a bilateral free trade agreement. So my practical question to you is, could you ever imagine a time when you would see a hemispheric trade agreement not unlike what the EU does with its 29 member countries? Do you have any thought on that yourself?
I'll leave that as my final question.