I think increased political engagement, or in fact sustaining the level of political engagement that we have seen so far, would be first. Export Development Canada and the trade commissioner service have rapidly expanded in the market over the past couple of years. We would like to see that continued.
Obviously a trade agreement is really only about opening up legal market access. That's not sufficient to take advantage of those opportunities. We need to use the whole tool kit available to help Canadian companies seize opportunities there.
Speaking to the issue of stability, our colleague Mr. Van Harten mentioned commercial risk insurance. EDC, for instance, provides some of these tools as well.
So there are ways of mitigating some of these risks in the meantime; FIPA would be merely a contributing tool as well.