Thank you, Mr. Chair, and welcome to the witnesses.
I want to say that the two panels we've heard from today have been very interesting, particularly when we're talking about the GPT, the general preferential tariff. We've heard just today from the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters that it's a good thing that the government has changed this. The chemistry folks who appeared today said the same thing, as did the agriculture federation, the meat council.... Even trade law firms, who weren't here today, such as McMillan LLP, have said that it's a good thing that we've finally changed this after 40 years.
We have heard from Mr. Moffatt, the only one who has said some things that he's actually had to correct, as when he said that thousands and thousands of products are going to be affected, and then he of course—