I have a further question, if you don't mind.
As negotiations proceeded, we certainly saw that things were changing after the signing of the first agreement, but even during the negotiation of the original agreement itself, it seems to me, looking at from the outside, that the negotiators aren't asking the economists in government to prepare any economic analysis while the negotiations are happening. So our negotiators don't have economic impact assessment data and analysis at their fingertips when they're deciding what they're going to agree to or not, on behalf of Canadians.
That seems incredible to me.