Thank you for the questions, Wayne. Liam followed up very nicely on the bilateral focus, and we fully support that. It's not a forum where you can get at the subsidies, but you can maybe do some market access issues.
On the market access issues, I want to quickly respond to Mr. Menzies' previous comment about the domestic support being the biggest distortion out there. Our numbers are showing that market access hurts us just as much. It's $1.3 billion on domestic support, but it's still $1.2 billion on market access that's kicking us here. So let's not forget about that. One is bad and the other is just as bad.
In terms of your second point on the western premiers' comment, it's not only CAFTA. I mean, the western premiers are listening to their constituents out there, and 91% of them are reliant on the export market. They are listening to what we have to say as exporters and they believe there is tremendous opportunity for us exporters. So it's not about CAFTA convincing the provincial premiers. It's not about CCGA convincing the western premiers. They know who their constituents are. They have talked to everybody in their provinces and they've come to the same conclusion, that they as provinces rely heavily on export markets.