No, there is a chapter that covered the protection of investment. What the Pacific Alliance does, going beyond goods and services—and I didn't mention investment, or if I did, what I meant was the Pacific Alliance also covers the integration of capital and the liberalization of movement of people.... Those are the third and fourth liberties, when you're talking about trade and trying not only to allow certain services allowed, which is what a typical FTA provides for, but also working on the integration of capital. It has to do with banks. It has to do with integrating stock exchanges and movement of people.
On March 20th, 2013. See this statement in context.