Thank you for the question.
I think the reallocation of finite trade promotion resources to the high growth emerging markets is actually critically important if we're to succeed. We've been so dependent upon the U.S. market for so long, and it's wonderful to have the CETA, the free trade agreement with Europe, which is going to take the next 18 months to ratify, but all of our research points to Asia in particular as the future. At some point you have to reallocate your trade development effort to reflect where the game is going, where the puck is going.
It's challenging because you do have finite resources. It's not like we can add another 500 trade development officers at DFATD. You have to be very careful where you're taking the resources from, but we think the reallocation towards emerging markets is an important step in the right direction.