Look, there will obviously be two sets of views. One will be from organizations that are state-controlled and were trying to do business with Canadians in the past. In the mining sector, for example, NMDC has been here several times. ONGC Videsh has been trying to acquire oil sands for the last several years. Obviously, they will have a bigger issue with the statements that were made. I think private companies like Tata, Reliance, Essar, or Birla will probably view those comments—because they're not state-owned—as not really directed at them. I mean, at the end of the day we have to protect our jobs and we have to protect our industry, but they have successfully transacted in this country on a private scale.
But look, the Indians haven't done that in the past, so I think it will be a test coming up for them. They are state-owned; some of those companies are state-owned, and those are the ones that will actually have a bigger challenge, I think, and more scrutiny. I don't remember a large transaction done by the Indian state-owned companies in Canada, but I'm sure it will be an issue for them.