First of all, under NAFTA, the subnational governments are not bound by the restrictions on procurement. Second, their government procurement is protected. So we have an ongoing concern as subnational governments start to be bound by these agreements, and there is provision here that that could happen if provinces agree down the road; Canada could indicate that to Jordan.
As well, globally we have a lot of competition for green jobs and a green economy. Domestically we want to see that strengthened as well, and it takes time to build up that capacity. So during that time and going forward, we want to make sure that the agreements don't constrain that kind of ability of governments to set requirements for green procurement, especially for their own government procurement.