Just as a supplemental, some of the facts that we've learned from this pre-negotiation discussion are: an increase of $12 billion annual in trade with Canada; an estimated 80,000 new jobs; and increased trade bilaterally by 20%. We've talked about and have heard from previous witnesses about Doha and WTO, so we have to go this bilateral and multilateral route. We know that in Canada basically two-thirds of our economy is as a trading nation.... The U.S. economy is down, so we need to diversify. Like your RRSP portfolio, you don't want to put all your money in one basket, just you don't want to put all your trade in one basket.
What do you say to those organizations, the special interest groups, that are lobbying and protesting on the Hill against this agreement? What message we can send to them? The fact that in the big picture this is actually the best direction for Canada to take, being a trading nation...?