If I may answer, one of the things we look at the regulatory cooperation initiative under way to look at existing regulations and how they line up. That's one activity, and I think it's a valid one, but it probably isn't the more significant piece of this puzzle.
As we're moving forward, technology is moving very rapidly, particularly in areas like connected vehicle technology and automated vehicles. In that space, certainly, the Toyota point of view would be that there is an opportunity in the context of NAFTA to try to set up a framework agreement so that we create a common set of rules here in North America. That has a couple of benefits. One is that vehicles travel back and forth across borders in North America, but number two, by setting a common set of standards for the North American marketplace, you're going to get vehicles at the lowest possible cost to consumers in ways that make them the most easily manufacturable vehicles here in the region as well.
Both from an industry and a consumer standpoint, I think that putting in that type of framework agreement would be a valuable addition.