I recognize that you are all here as privacy experts and not as trade experts, but we just came off a third reading vote on the comprehensive economic and trade agreement. It is supposedly an agreement to eliminate non-tariff trade barriers between Canada and Europe and to give some assurances to Canadian companies that when they are trading with European companies, they are not going to run into difficulties of the kind that have come up.
As the only person on the committee who voted against that agreement, I'm interested to hear that there are some considerable issues with respect to what would be called non-tariff trade barriers that weren't addressed in CETA.
Can you expand a little bit more on what's missing from that agreement and on how we make it so that Canadian companies are not going to lose an advantage that they currently have, in spite of having just signed an agreement that's supposed to facilitate trade with Europe?