Well, one of the points I made in my presentation is that if you're able to land an agreement with a country like Japan, it adds quite a bit to your credibility as a negotiating partner in the eyes of others. Remember that Japan competes with other countries in Asia within the Canadian market, so to the extent that we're engaged in a deal that may give Japanese suppliers preferential access in our market, that may create an incentive on the part of our countries in Asia to want to negotiate with us.
The other thing I would say is that, beyond the specific benefits we would hope to obtain in the Japanese market, remember that Japanese companies are major leaders in a number of global supply chains. Something like 64 of the Fortune 500 companies are based in Japan. They are extremely connected throughout the Asia Pacific region and in global value chains. To the extent that we can help Canadian companies position themselves to participate in these value chains through an agreement with Japan, we open doors to opportunities throughout the Asia Pacific region and beyond.