Let me clarify. The issue of copyright term extension is where there is this 30-month phase-in transition period, and on that issue I think we ought to follow the recommendations we saw from the copyright review.
In terms of moving ahead with ratifying and solving this, the challenge is.... I don't know enough about the sugar industry or the labour practices or about the myriad other issues, but I just want to highlight how difficult it becomes when you're effectively being asked whether to trade your privacy for greater access of beet sugar or better labour standards. I don't know. I know about privacy, and I think one of the challenges we face in the current trading environment, and it is particularly pronounced in this deal, is that many issues are not as obvious up front, in part because we're not required to make any changes. Like many countries, Canada will often negotiate by saying that our starting point is that as long as we don't have to change our existing laws, we're okay.
The problem here is that we have locked ourselves in on a number of different issues, including copyright, privacy, as well as some of the other issues I've highlighted. I have real concerns that as we get into some of those issues—and they're taking up a lot of bandwidth right now for a lot of people—we may find ourselves having essentially given away some of the potential policy solutions, because we are now restricted by virtue of this agreement, and it is not obvious to me that there's a solution in that regard.