Yes, it is an issue. We think publicly traded companies are an interest where we have to let the markets.... We've seen that with the whole Falconbridge and Inco process. The market is going to come up with the best conclusion.
But I think it's a very valid concern to be raised. If you're going to see a foreign state-owned company wanting to take over a company here in natural resources, that's very much worthy of a debate, and we should have a good, wholesome discussion on that. That's another issue that we haven't faced in this country, but I think it merits that we have a hard look at that, if we ever cross that road.
It's after five o'clock now, Mr. Chair. Perhaps I can leave the committee with one thought, because I know the committee is committed to doing some extraordinary work.
We have a couple more short questions? Sure. Why don't we do those quickly, then?