It will always help when you go into a new, emerging market. If you look 20 years ago, China was the main market. Then the focus came on India. Now everywhere the focus is on India. It's not only Canada, but all around the world everybody wants to be in India right now.
Coming back to the TCS, when you have been in a market for the last 20 or 30 years.... When I used to travel to India, when India's economy was closed, there was 150% duty--the “licence raj”, we used to call it--and we exported during that time. But my suggestion here, or my point, is that the companies who are very successful in India today established that route, that joint venture or office, 30 years ago. Take the success from there. Use them as success stories when you are on a trade mission or doing a webinar. During missions the local trade commissioner calls the export people in India, but they should invite the successful companies that have done business in India over the last 30 years.
To answer your question, sir, you are correct: it will help. In an emerging market, you're going to create more jobs, and you're going to create more jobs in Canada. You're going to create more jobs in India and here. In both countries it's a win-win situation today.