I think one of the key reasons why these provisions are in the agreement is that this was a replication exercise, so we were looking to replicate what we had in CETA. There were a number of discussions that we had with our counterparts from the U.K. about changes to the agreement. It was clear, I think from fairly early on in the process, that we were talking about replication, that we needed to replicate the agreement in whole. That is what we did.
As the MP rightly pointed out, there are provisions that ISDS will not enter into force once the TCA is in place, and there will be the opportunity for both parties to discuss what could replace the ISDS provisions. There will be opportunity for that discussion. I think one of the opportunities would be certainly to decide in a bilateral context how or if the ISDS provisions could apply, but that will be part of the ongoing process.