I know there is a great deal of pressure within the industry to sign a deal, because everyone seems to be worn out.
Is it really necessary to sign a deal as quickly as possible? That is what the government wants to do, but from what you say, there just does not seem to have been a great deal of consultation. Mr. Wakelin told us that you had expertise in the area, but that the agreement does not seem to take this into account.
Do you think the industry can wait a few more months, so as to avoid signing a deal that could be worse than the North American Free Trade Agreement? Of course, the loan guarantees could be helpful in this regard. Do you think that the government could be in less of a rush to sign an agreement that could be harmful to us for the years ahead?