International Trade committee  We've been around since 1999, as you say. It's a response to a commercial necessity. Trade has increased and investment has increased, and we don't have a framework that governs it properly or that recognizes the realities of it. That's what our members want, ultimately. They wan

International Trade committee  I'm not sure I said that, but that's fine. It might have been one of my colleagues.

International Trade committee  In any event--

International Trade committee  Exactly. When I say far-reaching, it's not necessarily “encroaching”, if I were to use that term; you just have to look at the change in the nature of trade. One of the reasons we have problems under NAFTA is that our agreement is out of date, and politically we can't reopen it