Mr. Coutu and Mr. Dupuis, you talked about something I think is very important and that's the follow-up. When you do a trade deal, whether it's one with Honduras, or TPP, or CETA, there's need for follow-up. You are familiar with GMAP that the government has put in place, the global markets action plan for small and medium enterprises, so that they can take advantage. How well are your 400 members aware of GMAP, and what can we do to get them actively pursuing the advantages of a trade deal, so that they actually get out there and start exporting? Maple syrup is a really good example. Whenever I travel, I always grab a couple of bottles. You build amazing good will with that bottle of maple syrup.
But I'm just kind of curious, going back to the GMAP. Are they taking advantage of the consulates and the embassies, to take that market advice and get into some of these markets?