I would start by saying that Canada and Mexico, especially right now, are the adults in the room. I don't see it so much as a counterbalance, inasmuch as we are defending something that is very profoundly an American value. In many ways right now, it is in our hands to pick up that mantle of leadership while there is none on our neighbour's side. With respect to our co-operation, this comes back to the fact that we need to understand that this is a trilateral agreement, and that's how we need to see it. We can only be strong by working together against the protectionist and xenophobic forces being displayed in the U.S. executive.
With respect to the COOL legislation, it would also behoove us to review and to make sure that our position with respect to the rules of dispute settlement are rock-solid. It was brought up in the letter; Robert Lighthizer does mention that. The letter is about a page and a half long. It's not as if we really have a strong idea about what's going on, but it is mentioned and it is something that Canada and Mexico need to stand together on.