Thanks. I had flipped to my trade data for Quebec, so if you would give me a moment, I'll go back to agriculture.
Largely the market openings, particularly the defensive market openings for wheat, lentils, and pulses, are primary markets. We also open up with a duty-free TRQ for pork and beef. Both of those have different elements to them, but it opens up the market significantly for pork and for certain cuts of beef, to a large extent immediately.
Those are the primary defensive interests in agriculture. They have high tariff levels in a number of those products. That's where Canada is shipping a number of goods already and would lose significant market share, as Carol said, vis-à-vis the U.S. free trade agreement, where we compete directly with agriculture producers in the United States for access into those markets.