I'm going to address the international trade aspect.
On chapter 31, you're looking at a dispute settlement claim from the Americans under chapter 31. You're already facing this with the Americans over dairy TRQs. Others have been raised.
The issue for the Americans, though, is that with their exceptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that allow breaking of digital locks for certain issues in the U.S., the Americans, I would argue, have a bit more difficult case. We're asking for something that I would let the experts explain the exact nature of it, but the Americans have done something in this direction, so it's not like we're pulling something out of a hat that the Americans not only haven't seen but don't already have.
On the exact degree to which that statement holds, I think you would need to bring in intellectual property lawyers and those participating in negotiations internationally to help you work it out.