The difference for the client.... First of all, on the carbon tax point, this is a co-operation-based discussion in the agreement. There aren't binding provisions on carbon taxes or climate change. What we've included in this trade agreement is an ability for the parties to discuss, to ensure that any trade initiatives don't hinder parties' abilities to promote climate change initiatives, and that would include the imposition of a carbon tax. However, those are not binding provisions; they are co-operation provisions.
On the development of the LNG sector, that usually is found outside of a trade agreement. There are no binding provisions in that regard. That's not to say that Canada couldn't work with Ukraine to further develop its LNG sector, but it is not found in this trade agreement.