You're very welcome.
The whole purpose of this exercise is for Canada to try to create a system here that is comparable to the American system, so that our producers of fresh fruits and vegetables can get back and have a preferential system in the American market.
Now, we've had an entity that has been trying for three years to create that entity. The Americans have said, no, that's not comparable. Why would your proposed law be different from what has been done in the past? Based on that, why would the Americans say, “Yes, your law, Professor Cuming, is fair to our producers, so we'll allow Canadian producers to go into our market”?