That's the big thing.
The other thing I want to note though is that Japan, South Korea, and China haven't emerged by accident in this industry, and it's similar with the growth now in Mexico and now in the United States. There have actually been concerted government programs and plans to actually win the industry in itself. I think we've been too soft as a country on a number of different things. First of all, on the automotive innovation fund, the mere fact that we have to renew it is embarrassing. Why do we have to continue to renew a fund that has never exhausted? That should show us something right there. We don't need any new money for it because it's not working in their current context.
The other thing too is non-tariff barriers. How important are those things in the trade agreements? I'll leave it to both of you for a final word. Look at Korea, for example, and South Korea in particular, obviously. We open up a market that you can't sell into. What good is that?