Thank you for your question.
I want to be clear that Canadian investors are invested in Colombia, have been invested in Colombia, and are increasing their investment in Colombia. That will continue, regardless of the free trade agreement.
What this free trade agreement does is provide more secure and predictable rules for our investors. At the same time, it tries to support those issues you're touching on: corporate social responsibility, environmental laws, and labour laws. That's why this FTA is accompanied by commitments and obligations in these areas.
This is a first agreement. You've heard Pierre talk about it being the strongest labour agreement related to any FTA in existence. The corporate social responsibility aspects of this agreement are the first time Canada has placed such commitments. They are in the investment chapter and in the environment chapter. It's an area of cooperation that has ongoing dialogue with Colombia and our investors in Colombia.
What I'm trying to explain is that this agreement gives us avenues of engagement we have never had before. Our investors have been there, and they have a very good reputation in Colombia. Some of them are recognized internationally for their corporate social responsibility in Colombia. Added to this are our government-level engagements and commitments, on the part of both Colombia and Canada, to ensure that environmental, labour, and corporate social responsibility issues are given priority.