Thank you very much to my colleague.
I want to follow up, if I might, with you, Mr. White. Actually, I believe you gave a very good summation of the low-level presence. My concern, and help me out here, is that I know that Canada wants to be a leader. Sometimes in being a leader you can become caught because you have a level that is not accepted internationally. Is there a concern that if there were a low-level presence established for a Canada-Japan agreement, that level might be different from a Canada-Europe agreement and our farmers overall might actually get disadvantaged because they would not be international?
Is there a sense of being able to establish more of an international level with main trading countries?