Sure. Clauses 91 and 92 clarify the tariff classification of certain food products that contain cheese, a product that falls under the supply management system for certain agricultural products and that is subject to high duty levels. The clarification addresses a gap whereby certain imported goods were packaged in a deliberate manner solely to circumvent the current tariff structure, which has, as I said, very high supply management tariffs on mozzarella cheese, which is part of that food product. The tariff is 245.5%.
So clauses 91 and 92 clarify how these products, or how the components of these products, should be classified—i.e., the cheese should be classified as cheese—under the appropriate tariff item.