So then there are the workers' rights, there are the environmental chapters—and we know because our negotiators sometimes told us when they appeared before us as a committee—they are set in separate chapters, enunciated in aspirational terms. And I say again, as a lawyer, that that does not make them enforceable. We in fact know that wording from the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), we know it from other agreements, and we know that when the CPTPP came into effect with very, very similar wording for the protection of workers' rights and environmental rights, that about 86 percent of cases would fail to enforce environmental protections or workers' rights.