I have two quick notes. On the port study, it's a really complex undertaking, what S&P and the World Bank have done, and you really need to have an in-depth explanation. The rankings are somewhat nuanced.
In terms of the response, interestingly, when Australia first got the World Bank report, they approached S&P and the consultant, engaged them and produced a study, working with them, on how to address issues found.
Canada hasn't done that—talked extensively with the consultant, who developed the methodology and who runs the study. As of July, Canada hadn't done what Australia had done, which was reach out and approach them. That's certainly an area of low-hanging fruit where we could take advantage of five years' worth of work by the World Bank and S&P to try to improve performance.