Actually, I'm just asking. It demonstrates the point that this deal is massive. It's 30 chapters, with six that have to do with trade in the way that you two gentlemen are speaking of, and that most Canadians can support.
It's the other 24 chapters that are are of great concern to public health, public safety, and jobs in our country. The chapter on investor state dispute settlement has been used against Canada repeatedly, to the tune of $190 million. Currently, we have cases of $500 million and more that are facing us, mostly around environmental issues.
Essentially, it challenges the government's ability to regulate. When we try to put in legislation, as they did in Quebec to stop fracking, they're sued by companies in the U.S. for doing that.
These are the concerns we're facing, so I encourage you to read the full agreement, and I know it's quite a bit to undertake. I am pro-trade. I would like to see access to the markets that would benefit from that 3%. What I'm concerned about is the rest of the country.