Yes.
But I think the importance of mentioning that...and it still leaves a lot of leeway for self-direction on behalf of smaller municipalities. I think there's some concern, when you start talking about procurement, but when people realize that those rules exist already, that concern goes away. When you hear some of the opposition to this agreement, it's as if we don't have procurement rules already.
I think we need to do a better job, and probably the department as well, of putting that information out there for the general public, because they're not aware of it. I've talked to a number of councillors across the country on the CETA with the EU, and they have no idea of the parameters that are already in existence. I think for our own benefit, that's important.
The access for beef; when we look at beef in Japan, do we know within some degree of accuracy how much beef the Japanese already produce on their own? I know they're pretty protective of it.
You know, quite frankly, I wouldn't understand why we would try to go in there and simply.... We're not going to get the entire market. What we want is our market share. I think we can accommodate beef production within Japan, because they just simply don't have the tonnage.
Do we know what they produce?