The reason I ask that is that earlier in the year I was speaking with the ambassador from Guyana. She said that at one point the Chinese had made a deal with them to harvest their forests, because they have some very unique woods there, on the basis that they would contribute back to the economy. Instead what they did was that they pillaged their forests and just took the raw lumber over to China. They did all the value-adding in China, left them basically without the forests—the natural resource they had once had—and added no value to their economy.
I'm wondering whether that is a concern we need to have here in Canada.