I'm not sure I accept the underlying premise of that question, but I will respond.
When you refer to chapter 11, you're referring to the ability of investors to seek a resolution of disputes. I want to assure you right up front that in every one of our free trade negotiations that Canada undertakes, we do not sacrifice Canadian sovereignty. Understand that when we negotiate a free trade agreement, it is a two-way street. Among other things, we seek to protect investors--Canadian investors as well as the investors from our partner countries. The dispute resolution processes that are put in place are absolutely critical to provide the kind of confidence that investors need that they'll be treated fairly.
If an investor from another country invests based on the rules that have been established under a free trade agreement, we want to make sure they have appropriate redress, and the same would apply, of course, to Canadian investors as well.