Today at noon we met with young farmers from across Canada, young people who are investing their future in the agricultural sector. A good number of them were in those five vital sectors that we're talking about this afternoon. What assurance can we give them that they are investing and that they're beginning their careers in a safe sector that's being protected by the historical concept of supply management? They're going to the banks, the Farm Credit, borrowing vast amounts of money to get involved. Yet we hear words such as the “highly trade-sensitive economy” that Canada has, that we're looking for the “best results for Canada” in terms of our economy.
Are we, in our negotiations, getting tremendous pressure in terms of what somebody wants us to give to them, in order for us to have to make changes within supply management?