Certainly, in any trade negotiation, it should be a point of discussion. On the ASF zoning arrangements for the pork industry, I'm told by the Canadian Pork Council that it's been ongoing for eight years, so it's a massive win for them.
When you look at our exports, we export nearly 70% of pork production to countries that include Japan. It's extremely important in that regard, at $1.8 billion, if I'm remembering the numbers properly. It was a really important achievement. I give the pork producers and the Canadian Pork Council a lot of the credit, and even the Japanese embassy here was very helpful in this process, and our team was as well, so it was a good day.
To your point, every negotiation in trade should have an influence relevant to how we can isolate a situation that could destroy a commodity in this country.