That's a good question. It's very difficult in the structures we have in international frameworks, whether that be CUSMA or otherwise, to get these line items. We have to have robust dispute mechanisms to do it.
I guess that comes back to my earlier point. If that dispute settlement process is rapid, that's better for business, and it's also better when we have the right data—that's where the WTO comes in again—in that monitoring function.
When the data is scarce and it's sort of made up, that's where you can slip in garbage and try to get away with stuff that you otherwise wouldn't if you had the right data.
Also, with strong monitoring and strong data, you can avoid the dispute settlement processes generally, because if they have to present data and it's trash, then it's thrown out and dismissed right away.