My personal view is that, yes, that provides lots of time to make that kind of adjustment. Again, this only involves removing minimum processing requirements on exports to the EU, not to any other markets. We don't actually need them or use them that much on exports to the EU. In fact, in Newfoundland and Labrador, when they get requests for exemptions from the minimum processing requirements, they agree to 90% of them. We wouldn't consider this a real obstacle in terms of any kind of adjustment within Newfoundland and Labrador.
I'd also like to make an additional point. This requirement on minimum processing requirements is not out of step with what we already have in terms of commitments. CETA does include rules with respect to restrictions on exports, but we have those exact same commitments—Canada and the EU do—under the WTO, so this is not a brand-new commitment.