I think there is a very great difference between the cultural industry in Canada and the agricultural industry in Canada. Certainly from the perspective of agriculture in the west, and, for that matter, in parts of Ontario, Quebec, and the east as well, they have a great interest in export markets. They have a great interest in the commercial side of greater access to foreign markets. We're pursuing those interests vigorously on their behalf.
At the same time, as you've mentioned, we also have issues with supply management, where we're defending those interests in a much different kind of way.
With culture it's much different, because we have taken the position consistently that we would have a cultural exemption in our trade agreements. We have not had that kind of split within the cultural community or, more broadly, with some of them interested in very offensive issues and some of them interested in defensive issues.
So it's a very different kind of situation that requires a different kind of approach.