As part of the joint study process, our chief economists on both sides did a comprehensive modelling of the impact of a free trade agreement. This was the source of the number that there would be a GDP benefit of $3.8 billion on the Canadian side and $4.4 billion on the Japanese side, and an expansion of exports of some 67%. That was the modelling work that was done.
In terms of the sector-by-sector impact, as I say, the only sector that has brought any concerns whatsoever to our attention is the American-owned automobile and vehicle manufacturing segment.
If you're trying to look at the impact, you look at areas where the tariffs are still significant and providing a high level of protection. In Canada, frankly, our tariffs are no longer that high, and there are not that many areas where the impact of tariff elimination would be significant in the Canadian economy. It's for this reason that we don't foresee negative impacts in other areas of the economy.