You've certainly hit on our key export interests. Those are the biggest ones and where we're putting most of our effort. I think we will see a substantial result. It's hard to put a number on it exactly, because we're negotiating opportunities, and whether we can take advantage of those opportunities or whether some of our competitors can take advantage of those opportunities is going to be up to the industry at the end of the day.
But we will have significant new market access opportunities. That trade will be on a much fairer basis because we're going to have very large cuts in subsidies that have been holding back some of our producers. We will have a less distorted international market because export subsidies will be gone, which will tend to raise prices for producers as well.
I'd have a hard time quantifying it, given that other factors are involved, such as our exchange rate and other industry-related factors, but I know one of the export-oriented sectors has recently talked about a study that talked about a figure in the neighbourhood of a $3 billion gain.