Sure. Let me give you an example.
Canada has an air transport agreement with India, which is a really exciting emerging market. But exactly to your point, the capacity is not fully being used. There is only a once-a-day direct service by jetBlue through Toronto. We'd like to see far more, but that's because we'd like to see far more trade generally between Canada and India.
In this case, the leading indicators will probably be things such as a foreign investment protection agreement, such as India's addressing some of its tax dividend issues or increasing foreign ownership limits to bring in Canadian companies. One CCCE member, Sun Life, has been in India for more than 100 years, working with Indian partners providing insurance and financial services products to the Indian middle class. This is something they would like to see expanded.
I think Canada is in a healthy position, and we want to work with our international partners to get some of those leading indicators, such as investment agreements, in place. And absolutely we want a trade agreement. India is a very complex market, particularly, as Jay was saying, on the implementation piece. We want just basic things, such as trade facilitation and ensuring consistency in the application of rules.
When we see those pieces falling into place, and they will happen in some sectors.... I would note very healthy two-way R and D and investment work between Canada and India in ITC, in the telecom and IT and service provision world, which we think is very positive.
Those are the leading indicators, and then the commercial airline piece will follow when there are more business travellers.