Perhaps you could follow up with us on the economic impact of the chicken market in Canada.
I ask because this is a big issue for a lot of farmers in a lot of communities across our country. When they see—even if it's just a crack, even if it's just one aspect being opened up in the supply management situation....
I would point out as well that you mentioned that as of this point, you're unsure of how much chicken may be imported in the future. There's nothing in this that would prevent a back-end loading of this situation, where a large amount is imported into Canada late in the period of the time immediately leading up to June 2023. That chicken will come into Canada, sit in freezers for a long time and have an impact on our domestic market.
I get the impression that you're relying on your partners in government and Agriculture and Agri-Food in particular. At the end of the day, this is a decision that is made by Finance. If you're making a decision with a relatively limited amount of information, I think it's concerning to a lot of farmers who may be paying attention.
I'll leave my time there. Thank you, Mr. Chair.