The one-line answer is absolutely. The slightly longer answer would be that the Indian market is very complex, as is our own with both our federal and provincial jurisdictions, with our agreement on internal trade and federal law—which of course help to facilitate a common market in Canada across our fine provinces and territories.
India is an incredibly complex market. In addition to the FIPA, there is so much more work to be done on addressing a host of competitive issues, including non-tariff barriers and red tape, and also a whole host of completely legitimate but no less difficult time-consuming issues. It takes a significant investment of time for a business to make an investment in India given the number of jurisdictions at play, just like it does in Canada on a significant large investment.
So on the FIPA, absolutely, I agree. But there's more work to be done even after that stage.