It really depends on the agreement. We know that in the CPTPP we do have investor protection. We may see that in other agreements as well. It really depends on the partner—in the context of working with India—whether that's a separate agreement or a FIPA.
I would just say that Canada is a major investor in the region, with varying levels of investment, and Canadian investors do benefit from those types of protections and using the new model that Canada has developed. I understand there has been quite a development in the way we approach our investor protections that takes into account concerns of the past. That certainly seems acceptable in a wide range of agreements, but it really does depend on the partner and the country.
I just want to point out and raise, too, that in discussion about the Indo-Pacific, while we're discussing the region as a whole, we're dealing with a lot of different countries at different levels of development and different trade profiles, so it can be difficult to generalize at times. However, as a whole, we do see a lot of opportunity and it's worth noting that there are different markets with different opportunities for Canada.