International Trade committee  Speak with your consumers. You have 34 million consumers.

International Trade committee  I think they will welcome having these products, which for the moment are extremely expensive to buy here in the Canadian market.

International Trade committee  I hope to do some shopping sometime.

International Trade committee  You can see the prices of some very good cheese. It's incredible. I don't understand why Canadian consumers do not protest more. They are very well educated.

International Trade committee  It means that if CETA is already in place, and Canadian enterprises profit from it, they are already in the market itself. It will be more difficult for America to also get to that place.

International Trade committee  I love it.

International Trade committee  Is that opportunities for Canadians in the European market?

International Trade committee  The European market is pretty open, if not completely open, for procurements already, so I think this will be a big advantage in any case to further explore. We see, as Europeans, the advantages that opening this up at a provincial level can bring for European companies, but I st

International Trade committee  I'm really bad with figures.

International Trade committee  I think we struck the right balance. As I said, for us intellectual property rights are extremely important. Here, in that sense, we wanted to have high protection. If you compare the situation of Canada with other developing, industrialized countries, they were not on the top of

International Trade committee  We are already very strong trade partners. The European Union is the second trade partner of Canada, the second investor of Canada. Canada is the twelfth trade partner of the European Union, the fourth in investor—

International Trade committee  Yes, please.

International Trade committee  I think industry will do what is most favourable for them. Our experience is that when you have even the announcement of a major agreement...particularly at the moment when the text is known. I think as long as the text is not known, nothing will happen. Our experience is that as

International Trade committee  That still has to be decided; it's not decided yet. Personally, I think it's most likely that the national parliaments will have to ratify the agreement, but that does not include the trade provisions. The moment the European Parliament has given its okay, all the trade aspects

International Trade committee  What do you mean by your question?