Okay, thank you very much.
My second question has more to do with agricultural commodities, which are affected by various factors.
Over the past few years, we have often seen massive speculation in commodities, such as wheat and other agricultural products. I am thinking of pulses, among other things, that are an open market for Canada especially with Jordan, India and I assume Panama.
Is there anything in place? I am concerned about the social consequences for those countries. Our country can be a cause of destabilization. Of course, Canada will remain a major agricultural player, but it is not the only player and we cannot solve the problem alone. Are there at least mechanisms in place to monitor, measure and try to counteract this type of destabilization? Aren’t you afraid that, with increasingly more free-trade agreements, speculation in agricultural commodities will intensify?