I agree completely that we have a lot to offer and that we can compete. I can just talk from my point of view. What's holding us back right now is really the question of our ability to handle the quantity of transactions in a productive way. It necessitates enormous investment.
I marked here, “close NAFTA with zero de minimis”, because also economies of scale.... The more you move to robotics, the more you move to a fixed-cost business. The key to a fixed-cost business is to a certain extent volume. Zero de minimis isn't about erecting barriers. It's a question of how we finance our society.
The second thing is technical education. We're moving in Quebec City into a situation in which this investment will require 25 full-time electrical engineers to manage and maintain the robotics necessary to continue shipping. Those people are not available in Quebec right now. I would probably point to technical training, to make sure we have the skill set to support the infrastructure that will allow us to grow our businesses rapidly, because that's holding us back right now—NAFTA and having technical skills available.