I think it would emulate what actually happens in business. In business, of course, the ultimate goal is to have satisfied customers, and satisfied customers give you money. It's as simple as that. In the importing and exporting realm, when you're actually standing back as a business entity and looking at your supply chain, international borders become very blurry because you're focused on something other than international borders, which is very different from what we're doing here.
What I was saying earlier is that, unfortunately, Canada's not alone in how imports and exports are viewed as being on separate sides with different ministries. It's true in the United States as well. All I'm saying is that the first governments that recognize the way that business has changed in the past 20 years and emulate the business model, I think, will leap-frog.