Thank you, Mr. Chair.
And thank you to our witnesses today.
Perhaps I could start with Ms. Sullivan. You talked about the potential of the EU trade agreement, the CETA, being about $1.5 billion, in general. According to Statistics Canada, we have a net trade imbalance with them to the tune of minus 1.4, so if they don't send us one other product, we actually just catch up. In a net trade perspective, if they send us anything additional, how much potential have we opened up for them? We're in a deficit now, we're in a trade balance in agri-food products with the EU, and we're only going to catch up based on your numbers, then where do we see this? It's a benefit clearly, there's no disputing that, but how do we actually balance that trade balance? How do we make a trade balance out of this? How do we take it higher?