Well, take a look at areas in which we're quite successful in Asia. We do very well in the financial services sector. Bringing down barriers in that particular area, whether it's for our insurance companies or banks, has an impact on our economy here in Canada, because it expands the trade in those services. In legal services as well, being able to have a common rules-based approach in that particular area will be very important.
I think the good side is pretty obvious, when you see how the tariff lines will be impacted over a period of time and will increase the opportunities for fruit growers in British Columbia. It covers a broad spectrum. Seafood, of course, is another one we haven't talked about, but it's a huge opportunity.
Again, then, it cuts across a broad swath of the Canadian employment fabric. Many people are going to be net beneficiaries, whether in the services industry or working as a fisherman off a boat in Haida Gwaii.