Right now, I would say our revenues are approximately 50-50 domestic and foreign. For the security market, the standard rule of thumb is that 50% of the world market is the United States, and 50% of the rest is the U.K. I think Canada already has very well-established trade agreements with the U.K. and the United States. So that's really what our success will rely on: trade with the United States and the U.K., and vastly more so than sales within Canada.
In terms of the Canadian brand, there are a number of aspects. Some of it is genuinely a gut feeling that people from other countries have. Canada has been a very strong international player in peacekeeping, politics, and the United Nations. On the trade side, Canada has an established reputation of being trustworthy and having good intellectual property controls. An important aspect is that historically, when the TCS have spoken up and vouched for a company, it has in fact been a solid company. That's really what's behind the value we have seen in the Canadian brand.