I'll come back a little bit to some of the reasons I stated earlier in terms of why we use the investor-state dispute settlement. I'll bring it back to Ecuador, first and foremost. As you mentioned, and as was mentioned at the outset, we did have a foreign investment protection agreement. That was terminated in 2018. The current status is that if an investment was made I think more or less before May 2018, those investments were protected up until 2033. There's a clause in that foreign investment protection agreement that's quite common. That's how that works.
In other words, let's say a Canadian investor makes an investment pursuant to a future free trade agreement with Ecuador that includes an investment chapter, including ISDS. Until that happens, they would not have that type of protection, and neither would they have the ability to use ISDS. So there's an important element to that—