I'll focus on North America.
I very much like the fact that we're talking to the Americans about reducing the barriers at the border and about trying to make progress in terms of regulatory alignment and common sense there. This was a fairly major agenda driven out of the Privy Council Office here and the Oval Office—the president's office—in the United States. For strategies beyond that...I think in North America we are on the cutting edge when it comes to thinking about freer trade. The Conference Board is a big supporter of free trade in almost any form, almost any place. That's a wealth created for our economy.