So that's clear.
Mr. English, I'll go back to you. Earlier, I asked you about the type of dispute resolution you wanted to see in place. I was wondering if it would be a state-to-state or an investor-to-state settlement mechanism, as exists in a number of agreements. You told me that the regulations should be designed to protect exporting companies.
To my knowledge, that's not something that exists. In other words, if there is a problem, it becomes a state-to-state trade war, and it goes to court. But something that would protect an exporting company, as far as I know, doesn't exist. Rather, it is intended to protect the investor. So a state has to have invested in the territory of another country to be able to say that country has mistreated it.
You're asking for a mechanism that would protect exporters. Could you elaborate on how that would work?