Perhaps I can provide just a very specific example of what Susan was referring to.
In November, EDC signed an $850-million facility with Vodafone out of the U.K., the world's second-largest telecoms provider. Of that facility, $100 million was set aside specifically to attract Canadian SMEs into the supply chain of Vodafone. It wasn't just to get into the U.K. but Vodafone's 55 other countries in which it operates, many of which are emerging markets. This allows the exporter, through a fairly well-known name and a creditworthy partner, to get into some of the emerging markets. This is how they work together and we can leverage the CETA agreement once it's ratified and in force.