I do not know whether the concern is in that small part or in the fact that the agreement does not exclude supply management specifically. The dairy industry benefits from export subsidies. That was determined by a panel that looked at our export subsidy program. We lost that advantage a few years ago because we had a two-tier price. So restrictions were automatically imposed on us.
Under NAFTA, for example, no trade subsidy can be used, and exclusions do not matter. The situation is going to be the same with the paragraph that you just read, which is going to apply to an agreement with Europe. At the moment, we cannot export to the United States unless the price is exactly the same as the price that would be asked in their domestic market. That is what explains that paragraph, in my opinion. That does not take anything away from your first question. The fact is that, in this very preliminary agreement, no specific provision excludes supply management.