Yes, thank you. We are paying a lot of attention to the whole chapter we're going to have on the dispute resolution mechanism. We've looked at the kind of dispute settlement process we have under the NAFTA and we've looked at the process under the WTO, and both of those now go quite a way back in time. We've had quite a bit of experience under those kinds of mechanisms and the opportunity is there to learn some lessons.
Positions between us and the EU are still far apart, but what we're trying to do in this agreement is to take all the flaws that we've seen in those earlier systems and find ways to address them.
Certainly the issue of speed, how quickly you can come to decisions, is an important factor. We also want to make sure that the consequences to being offside an agreement or a provision are clear and that compensation for that should start from when the offending measure was first put in place. We've also looked at approaches that would allow us to get panels formed more quickly than in the previous processes.
We're virtually looking across the board to try to improve the system.