At RATTMAQ, we're having a lot of discussions with organizations that are involved in the round table, particularly the UPA and FERME, which is represented here today by Borja Torres. We're in favour of the idea of having an open permit, but we'd also agree on a sectoral permit. We clearly understand that if completely open work permits were available tomorrow morning, some agricultural sector workers would prefer to work at Olymel for $22 an hour, for example, rather than work on a farm for minimum wage. So it's important to create sectors.
We'd undoubtedly be open to the sectoral aspect of open permits. However, it would be important for the sectors to be clearly defined. They shouldn't be too limited, or else we'd revert to the same situation as in the case of closed permits. The idea is to establish larger sectors, which would enable workers to offer their services to other businesses should problems arise in the business where they work. For example, they could go to work on another farm, in the case of the agricultural sector, but the same thing would apply in other sectors.