International Trade committee  Absolutely. I mentioned motors as an example. WEG motors is a Brazilian company and they are one of the largest in our industry, with better access to their products. They actually manufacture in the U.S. now, so it's a question of supply chain. We would also ultimately use Braz

International Trade committee  I'm sorry, the translation went very soft.

International Trade committee  We use suppliers from around the world. Today, in Brazil, we import from India, Canada, and use a local Brazilian supply chain. There would be certain components that would come form Canada should we have the ability to not have tariffs and non-tariff barriers. We would likely in

International Trade committee  They're the two that would be the most attractive for us, yes.

International Trade committee  Yes, right.

International Trade committee  Yes, we would. As I mentioned, we had a huge debate about whether to invest in Brazil, but given the non-tariff barriers.... In the non-tariff barriers, basically you have to use Brazilian-made motors for electrical standard, which is not true. That's the non-tariff barrier. We h

International Trade committee  Absolutely, that's the whole point.

International Trade committee  Yes. Also, I'm not so sure with Mercosur but certainly in other jurisdictions—TPP would be an important one—dealing with intellectual property rights and the ability to have regulation and be able to use the Canadian legal system to support disputes would be very important.

International Trade committee  Yes. I've spent my whole career in Canadian-based, internationally oriented technology companies, and the model is the same in all of them. That is that Canada benefits from having the head offices, from having the technology development jobs, and from creating value through the

International Trade committee  Thank you. I'm Robert Dietrich. I'm the Chief Financial Officer of Armstrong Fluid Technology. Armstrong is a Toronto-based, family-owned, global manufacturer of heating and cooling equipment, which we call HVAC. That's the term I'll use. Throughout our 80-year history, Armstro