I just have one question. I'm going to preface some of my remarks from the Barton report, which I know, Mr. Petelle, you wrote about. I want to get a better understanding because I'm not a full member of this committee; I'm just substituting today.
Right now we're the fifth largest agricultural exporter in the world, and we're the 11th largest processed food agricultural exporter in the world. We used to be third, and Brazil is now third. We're 11th, behind Holland. Can you explain to me why that is, when you realize the full potential of this industry, especially since 2008-09? You had sectoral stagnation in many different parts of the economy, but this is one part of the economy, going forward worldwide, not even insofar as Canada is concerned. From the reports I've read, in the next 40 years we will be producing more food than we did in the last 10,000 years. With that potential.... You referenced China. China only has one free trade deal; it's with Australia. In terms of the other countries, why are we slipping as opposed to advancing?