We have very significant court cases that we're facing. As NAFTA expands into the TPP with the addition of nine more countries, Canada runs the risk that our negative investor-state experience with NAFTA will expand several times over as well. If the TPP goes ahead, we'll soon be sued for our public policies, not only by U.S. and Mexican corporations but by corporations based in countries like Japan, Australia, Chile, and Malaysia as well. It's not clear why we want to do that, and it's also unclear what all these investor protections have to do with the promotion of trade, in any event.
I've more to say, but I'll cut it off there, sir.
Thank you.