There is incremental market access provided through the FTA. I'd like to start by saying, though, that the maintenance of the existing market access into both the United States and Mexico was by far the most important outcome of this FTA for Canada's agricultural sector. We produce about $120 billion a year in agri-food products in this country, and we export about 50% of that. Of the amount that we export, 56% goes to the United States and Mexico, more than half to the United States. So 25% of what we produce goes to that country. It was extremely important.
Also, NAFTA set a very high bar for market access for agricultural products. There were very few products that were not covered in the initial tariff commitments of NAFTA, so the ground to make improvements was quite limited; nevertheless, there were some that were secured.