Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank both the witnesses. We're getting into a few weeks of these hearings now. It's important to hear perspectives.
I have a couple of questions for Ms. Dyer to start off. What's exciting about CETA for the agricultural sector is the average agriculture tariffs to the EU are in the 13% to 14% range, on average. If you look at oils, including canola, tariffs rates are 3% to 10%.
Our exports of canola and canola products have been so profound in the last few years. There are new markets opening up all over, including in Asia. What is the industry doing to prepare over the next couple of years to take advantage of CETA? The 43,000 growers you talked about, obviously, have developed a very sophisticated export market and supply chain within Canada. Is there anything specific you're working on to prepare for the opportunities CETA provides?