Yes.
First of all, with respect to what Canada has brought to the table, we have put forward an initial proposal that is drawn in large part from the outcome in CETA on investment dispute resolution, but have faced resistance for the proposal from Mexico and from the U.S.
The U.S., as you mentioned, has put forward a proposal that would allow parties to either opt in or opt out of investor-state dispute settlement. At the table, the U.S. promptly said they would opt out. Both Canada and Mexico have said that if this were to be the case, if the U.S. is going to opt out, Canada would opt out as well, and Mexico said they also would opt out. If the U.S. proposal were to be adopted—at this point, we are still opposing it—there would be no ISDS between NAFTA members.