The trade commissioner is a very interesting piece. I met with Gay Lea in Guelph, a dairy producer. Of course, we were talking about the new trade agreement with the United States and the opportunity for shipping powdered milk, as an example. I've met with the Cattlemen's Association, and they said they need help getting into the Asian markets.
I've talked to other supply chains. I've talked to the turkey producers. Of course, they're being impacted by the new trade agreement. They said they would negotiate and work out solutions, but giving them money isn't necessarily the solution. They need more market access across Canada. They need help promoting their products in Canada. More people should eat turkey; it's a great protein and it's low in fat.
Working with the groups you're working with in supporting supply-managed sectors, the combination of trade across Canada and external trade isn't always about giving money in compensation for a lost market share; it's finding new markets.
It's very early in the game. We haven't met with them yet. We will be meeting over the next few months. Could you comment on how we will be dealing with the negotiations on protecting the market share and improving the market share for supply-managed sectors?