The obligations under the agreement on investor-state dispute settlement have not changed. Any citizen of a country can take a dispute through the investor-state dispute settlement process.
The only difference in the new agreement is that, as driven by the United States, the original TPP allowed for the investor-state dispute settlement mechanism, or the ISDS provisions, to extend beyond the trade agreement itself into other investment authorizations and investment agreements that were signed—investment contracts, authorizations, as well, that were subject to the Investment Canada Act. We suspended those provisions, so the ISDS will no longer extend to include those investment authorizations and investment agreements. They'll be purely limited to the actual trade agreement itself.