Ms. Vega, you and the Chamber of Commerce, of course, must be excited, but when you look at the concerns, Colin talked about the tax changes in the U.S., how it's going to impact our competitiveness in Canada and how we have to be sensitive to that. I guess one of the ways to offset that is to get market access into regions that the U.S. doesn't have market access into. In fact, talking to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and groups such as that, that's actually their biggest concern. They're going to have almost economic boom in the U.S. and no place to ship it.
I think that would be something that you'd look at in a positive light here in Canada. By having CETA, by having TPP, by having a strengthened agreement with the Pacific Alliance countries, do you not see that at least providing some stability for the Canadian business sector?