I'll ask this one in English just because I'll probably be better in clarity.
You mentioned some of the rules and regulations. I take notice that the European Union sometimes has what I'll call very good non-tariff trade barriers to create detriment and challenge in being able to get products to Europe. Can you outline for the committee what some of those differences are? Obviously, as you've mentioned, there's a larger consumer market in Europe. There are larger economies of scale, I would suspect, in Europe with their producers. What explicitly would we be looking at to try to close that gap and create that parity for Canadian producers?