Certainly, it does point to where you can't comment on a deal until you see the text. We had been very fortunate that we were consulted along the way.
On that particular section on the quota administration, in Europe currently there is trading of quotas, speculation, so that doesn't help our current quota fill rate. That was a big concern to us. We were a bit shocked when we found out that the Europeans were somewhat intransigent and wanted to maintain some type of tariff system. We were pleased though when we read the details in that tariff administration; we were able to influence to get them to lower the deposits they require on products. Before the deposit on pork was far higher than that on beef. We managed to get them to flip that around to reflect the value of the product and the ability of the quota to roll over into another time.
Do we need lawyers? We certainly need to look at the text and make sure we agree with what it's saying.