Yes.
Just to be clear, I think all of us have spent a fair amount of time looking at chapter 11 and trying to understand all the intricacies within it. But--and again, maybe it's an oversimplification--you have to have a dispute settlement mechanism. This one is not there solely for foreign entities. It's there to protect Canadian investment abroad as well, and Canadian investment in Canada.
So I don't see the great resistance to chapter 11, which is a dispute settlement mechanism that actually works to benefit Canadian investors and to treat foreign investors fairly. We may not be happy with the outcome of every settlement, but there has to be a rules-based process to settle these very thorny and often difficult international disagreements, or disagreements that take place domestically here in Canada, because of rules, regulations, or laws that governments have passed or companies refuse to obey.
You have to have a system. Maybe there's a better system there, but I'm not aware of it.