Thank you.
In terms of trade, we often think of commodities. If there's one thing that does really seem to matter—I thought it before I went to Japan as we did last week and I think it more now—is that quality absolutely matters. Whatever you sell into that market, quality has to be of the utmost, and you have to ensure it stays that way. That's on the commodities side. I wonder what your thoughts are on that.
Also, what I didn't realize before I went to Japan is the amount of investment they have in Canada. I knew for a fact that they're different from Korea. They have their car plants here. The car manufacturers are creating jobs in Canada. It's through their investment that they're selling Honda cars, etc., in Canada.
On the investment side, is there anything we need to do in a free trade agreement that would enhance their ability to invest in Canada? They're doing a lot of investment in mining, in oil and natural gas, shale gas. What I didn't know was the investment in the rare earth area.