Thank you.
I'm just going to turn now to the investor-state dispute mechanism section. As you know, these are mechanisms that the NDP has had trouble with in all the trade agreements that have come before us in recent years. The first CUFTA didn't have one because it was contained in a separate foreign investment protection agreement dating back to the 1990s, I think.
In this new revised version, it's been rolled into the actual trade agreement. I hear comments from you and other people during the debate that it's new and improved, that it's bigger and better, and I'm just wondering how it is different. You mentioned the agreements, and there's a non-derogation clause that outlines how they can't instigate these disputes with that in mind.
Has this been tested? How sure are you that this will protect Canadians from these sorts of disputes?