I believe that's the hope, but this is a real conundrum. The goal of reducing specific U.S. bilateral trade deficits is articulated often by the administration in Washington. How you do that is less clear. As I've argued, rules of origin is a weak read. It's not a tool that can really deliver on that score. Having rules like those that we negotiated in the TPP, which is generally, I think, the direction that the U.S. administration is trying to go when it comes to labour, could help. But in none of these proposals is there any kind of mechanistic guarantee that it's going to alter the trade balance.
I stick by my original point that if you're worried about the trade balance, you shouldn't. It's the wrong yardstick.