The experience with the NAFTA, for example, shows that there is a growth in both exports and imports, but on balance the export growth exceeded the import growth.
I mentioned that the trade balance had been deteriorating, particularly under the NAFTA, and a lot of that was reflected in exchange rate problems, which are now looking better. Some of it was reflected in small food processing operations in Canada that left the country for various reasons.
We see agreements as fostering more investment in Canada to serve all of those markets because you can build your capacity utilization here, including in our sector, with a broader range of export markets.