Thank you. It's a very good question.
In fact, what has happened is that in December of last year the parties to the plurilateral government procurement agreement under the auspices of the WTO reached a new agreement that substantially expands the coverage we enjoy with all GPA countries, including Japan. As a result of that agreement, Japan will have access to the sub-national procurement that currently exists in the Canada-U.S. procurement agreement, and we will benefit from the much expanded procurement that Japan has made available through that agreement, including at the sub-national level.
So by virtue of our participation in the WTO agreement on procurement, we have just obtained a substantial increase in procurement access to Japan. That said, one can always look for more, and so one of the areas that we would be seeking to negotiate in the context of a bilateral with Japan is in opportunities, where they may exist, to go beyond that. Whether it would be from a process standpoint or in terms of incremental access remains to be seen. But the bar has already been raised quite high as a result of our joint participation in the WTO GPA.