Everything is on the table. Both sides, Europe and Canada, entered this negotiation by putting everything on the table, including agriculture.
What will happen in agriculture is, I think, a recognition that as far as supply management in Canada is concerned, the products generally are not exportable transatlantically. Raw milk or eggs do not have a shelf life sufficient to be easily exportable. Cheese does. The opportunities for Canadian cheese in Europe are really endless, and if we can negotiate the correct deal between us, we will open up all sorts of new markets for Canadian cheese producers. Otherwise, raw milk, poultry, and eggs are not products that would normally be involved in transatlantic trade.