I guess the point I'm getting at is that a lot of numbers are thrown around, but it's never really clear what's been discounted based on trade agreements that are already in place. It's based on emerging markets, but we know there are some challenges around the world with what's happening with economic growth. We heard from somebody this morning who was talking about a decline in percentage of GDP for China, which isn't part of this. I think it's easy to throw numbers around, but we need to have them substantiated. If you have that background, I'm sure the committee would welcome seeing it.
I only have a few minutes so I'd like to go on to another question. Did you actually come up with numbers of jobs that you anticipated would be created as a result of TPP? Were you able to predict the number of jobs that would be created in British Columbia as a result of TPP?