There are different forms of litigation under this agreement. The provinces, as far as the WTO GPA commitments are concerned, have agreed to set up what's called a domestic review process under our own domestic law, so every province would have to give suppliers who are covered by this agreement the ability to launch a bid challenge procedure. I don't know exactly how it's going to be done. I assume different provinces will do it in their own way. The federal government does it through the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.
You're quite right, though, that if there is a dispute about the operation of the agreement as a whole, or about things like somebody complaining that you have failed, for example, to put this proper review process in place, that would be a national government to national government issue.