I suppose that once ISDS is out of the U.S. agreement, we're going to be asking, basically, to politicize every trade and investment dispute all over again. There's no shortage of things on the list of disputes with the United States, from softwood lumber to Keystone or whatever else.
There's only so much time and attention you can have with the United States when you're Canada. I don't know if you really want to convert all of these. We're going to be asked to spend a lot more money in supporting individual Canadian companies in bringing these disputes forward in the United States in the absence of ISDS, it seems to me.