Thank you.
Yes, Hungary is a spoiler. It has often made quite outrageous statements, mostly about what it sees as the protection of Hungarian minority rights but really is slightly irredentist stuff. However, it has then agreed, in the spirit of horse-trading, to, let's say, more European subsidies for this or that, and then their super principled position goes from veto to, “We will just abstain on that.” That's one aspect.
Another is that, indeed, I think Canadian companies need to be well positioned, and CUFTA being modernized will help. I think, also, that a triangular partnering with European countries, especially neighbouring countries, will be helpful because that provides you with both a logistical base and a secure regulatory and simply safe base for operations.
I have spent quite a lot of time in Poland in the last 18 months, and there is a lot of interest from the Polish business community in reconstruction and also in partnering with countries from further abroad in finding out who has comparative advantages in what areas.
Interestingly, there is a discussion of EDC. The Polish export—