My feeling is that provinces are most concerned with the agreements that correspond to the composition of their exports.
British Columbia, for example, has more than 50% of its exports.... Again, we're dealing with merchandise trade, and I think these are outdated numbers not reflecting the true economic footprint of Canada globally, but at any rate, 50% of B.C.'s merchandise exports go to Asia, so of course they would be more concerned. But if you go to the east coast, you'll see that Clearwater, Canada's largest seafood producer, is very interested in selling more products to Asia. So I don't think it's a simple story at the macro level.