There's no question that the efforts to keep foreign markets open is absolutely essential for us. Over 60% of the pork we produce in Canada is exported globally. We find that, in particular, some of our major markets have responded quite positively to our federal government's initiatives abroad: Russia, China, even Japan. When we see our Prime Minister, Minister Ritz, and Minister Fast, along with some of our industry people, go to visit those countries and talk to their people, we see a boost in our traders' ability to market into those markets. It just makes for good relations and it's very positive.
The effort that is going into the CETA negotiations could be very positive for us if we get the right results. We don't know if we're going to get the right results yet, but quite frankly, unless you put the effort in, you'll never know. If we actually pull that off, Canada will be in a very good position in terms of our other major competitors—the United States and Brazil—to access the European market. That could be very positive for us for a long time.