In my remarks, I commented on the need for competitive access to global markets. What that means is that it's a level playing field, an environment that enables our farmers from Quebec or Saskatchewan to have the same level of access to the world's global markets as a farmer in Australia or Europe.
That's about the rules and also about the harmonization of standards. This is why one of the CAFTA priorities—and I think I touched on this in my remarks— is to make sure that Canada is working with international partners and at different multilateral institutions like the OIE and the FAO, those international standard-setting agencies, so that there is work towards this.