Thank you very much.
It's always a pleasure to have you back at the table, Steve. We've done this many times over the years and we recognize you as one of the world's greatest negotiators. We feel you've been good for us, and given the mandate, I think you'll do the job for us.
We don't know the text yet, so I guess we can't discuss that this morning. But there is already some belief that the text may not have in it what some sectors of the agricultural community would like to see.
The people who are in the trading business like to think that a new agreement would ultimately benefit Canada, and we, at least on this side of the table, would hope it would benefit largely the farm gate, where the product has its beginnings.
You may want to comment on where we are in terms of our presence at the table on the sensitive issues, such as the supply-managed sector, the wheat board, or those kinds of things. Where are we with these, and where might the agreement leave the supply-managed sectors, given that other sectors might get largely what they want out of this agreement?
Where is it going to leave our supply-managed sector?