In terms of the issues on which I think we should be able to move to common agreement, and win win win across the board fairly quickly, many relate to customs facilitation and improving the process at the border. The common complaint we and the U.S. have heard is that we do have a very antiquated system for getting NAFTA preferences, for getting goods across the border, and not getting advance rulings, and those kinds of things. That can be speeded up considerably through automatic electronic processes that are used in other places. We should have those in NAFTA, and I think we can move there very quickly.
Other issues relate to movement back and forth as well, including movement of people back and forth. We can speed that up and accelerate it. If a business in the U.S. is looking to have somebody travel to Canada to work with a subsidiary that may be in Canada, those people should be able to move back and forth without any kind of holdups or extra complications at the border.
Most of the issues that we can move quickly on are of that nature: streamlining or modernizing.