Chair, I'm going to make one small comment, just to be clear.
The United States is actually very much in favour of WTO reform. They're not members of the Ottawa group, and we have not had a lot of engagement from them on reform of the appellate body, but there are actually a number of areas in which the United States is quite engaged. For example, the United States has been a key proponent of improved transparency and notification provisions at the WTO. It's also been very active in discussions on development. I just want to be clear that, notwithstanding some of the discussions here, the United States is quite active on reform.
Certainly the countries we have been working most closely with have tended to be more medium-sized countries that maybe don't have the economic might of some of the large players in order to be able to work outside of the WTO. We have—and this is a generalization—found a lot of success in working with countries like Norway, New Zealand, Australia, Chile and Mexico, countries of a similar economic size who have a shared and common interest in the rules-based system.