As I said, we already have a long-standing relationship, and I think a very good one, and we share a lot of information. I don't know all the information available on the Canadian side and whether they share everything with us, but our feeling is that Canada is a very trusted and very well-regarded trading partner and that both parties apply maximum openness and transparency. If there is something relevant and important for the other party in any case, that party is immediately informed.
I've already said some words about this, but this is really important. In the case of disease outbreaks, of course we have to safeguard the other party from becoming infected as well, so we immediately take measures to restrict the infected area, and we inform Canada in the first instance, immediately, so that Canada knows what is in the restricted area and that from that area it should not receive any further food, animal, or plant products or whatever. This information exchange works very well, and I think to the benefit of both parties. I'm not aware of any restrictions, actually.