A lot of work has been done on PACA and there's still some more to be finished. We welcome the opportunity to work with the government to finalize that.
There are a couple of problems. One, there's a misconception out there that PACA covers no pay and slow pay. It doesn't. It covers strictly bankruptcy, and I know over the last 20 years, only about $7 million has been used for bankruptcy. Those are the last numbers that I remember seeing as a minister. But the problem that we ran into—it's Industry Canada, but we were leading the charge at it—was that most of the regulations on bankruptcy are provincial, not federal. So you have to have that working relationship at the provincial level. We were never able to grasp that, so hopefully in the next round, with both provincial and federal Liberal governments being in place, they'll be able to push that stone up that hill. I look forward to that happening.
George, you were just talking your operations after having come back from Hong Kong and Shanghai. Neither one of them is in the TPP, but certainly diversifying your market out of the American marketplace alone is a good thing. I would think, like in any investment portfolio, the more customers you have the better off you are.