It was driven, I think, in good part by some of the very high-profile disasters--I think we can use this term--in the private sector and by some of the very large audit failures. There was unevenness in standards among countries. But with globalization many of these large multinationals access capital markets internationally, so to get uniformity in the accounting standards I think will help capital markets. And in the auditing profession there was a realization that, again, there needed to be more uniformity, more consistency internationally.
I think Canada has always been recognized as having good standards. Certainly Canada has played, in a number of roles, a very significant role at the international level as well. So it's trying to get uniformity.
We still are faced, of course, with quite a significant difference--hopefully that will be resolved over time--between the international standards and the U.S. Gradually, I hope that we will come to one standard, but that will take some time.