My name is Yves Perron, and I'll be taking this round.
I have a question for Mr. Froment or Mr. Benoit. Earlier someone mentioned that verbal promises were made before CUSMA came into force. I gather those promises weren't kept.
Promises were made before the signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the treaty with Europe, and they weren't kept either. I think the whole committee would agree that it's high time you got something.
You said earlier that the distribution of the import quotas could soften the blow. Those are rights to import products that are exempt from import duties, because they're products that need to be imported under the terms of the treaty.
If you don't get a large percentage of those quotas, what will happen? How would it adversely affect the market?