I'll let Ron jump in as well, because he runs this for our office, but it's pivotal, frankly. Certainly with regard to the negotiations around NAFTA and any export market and with the cancellation of the TPP, there is a concern about those markets because, clearly, we produce more than we can consume, so we're always looking for increased markets.
That said, we're getting some pretty positive signals from Minister Champagne that he is willing to try to negotiate something with Japan in terms of a free trade agreement. They're looking at China. They're looking at markets that Canada has historically exported to, but in smaller measures because of the advantage of NAFTA. However, with NAFTA one day looking like it's in good shape and the next day not, because of a tweet, it's very hard. It's really prudent on the part of industry to make sure that they have other markets.
While that is taking place, next week, for example, some of us are travelling with Minister MacAulay to Germany and the EU. He's going to Italy. We're looking at other markets that we can tap into, but certainly anything that government can do to open up the markets in Japan, in particular, and in China, because the Americans are there already, would be very beneficial. With the collapse of the TPP, that's a challenge for us.