As I said, I'm kind of puzzled by the idea that we would gain economic advantage. The advantage, I guess, would be to say to ourselves that we are closer to a few Latin American states politically, but I don't see the argument about the advantage economically.
I agree with your concerns about how we could possibly harmonize our regulations with these states, with their extremely different societies, cultures, economic conditions, much higher levels of inequality, much higher levels of poverty. As well, migration is a politically sensitive issue. We're seeing this now in the discussion about temporary foreign worker programs. We've had enough trouble—I mean, we haven't even been able to raise that issue in the context of NAFTA—with opening up liberalization of migration from Mexico, so I find it puzzling to think that we could do that with Mexico and these other Latin American states.