I couldn't agree with you more. In fact, a while ago, one of our officials said we shouldn't give up too much for someone saying we'll eliminate export subsidies, because they were headed in that direction anyway. You're absolutely right that some of the money the U.S. flowed, at the end of the day, ended up being export subsidies, simply by the amount of money they were flowing, and because our borders were largely open and with integrated industries.
Regarding domestic support, I believe someone made the comment earlier that we seem to focus on certain areas of the negotiation and sometimes tend to forget about domestic support. We believe it's extremely important. We believe it's a market access and lack of competitive policy issue, when it comes to Canada and the U.S.—and anything we can do to make them move....
There again, if we can prevent them from moving money around the way the EU has already done, that would be great. As well, it would create some sort of equity with commodity-specific caps.