I think if you look at the prudential carve-out, and you will see it in a text at some point, you will find it goes well beyond what we had in NAFTA with respect to a prudential carve-out. This was an issue that we discussed for a long time with the Europeans. We also included a number of other elements, including that members of the dispute settlement body would have to give due diligence, due deference, to the regulators who were making the decision. In other words, they had to give deference to their findings on fact, the decisions they have made.
The prudential carve-out we have secured here is well beyond anything we have done before in terms of protecting our regulators.