Thank you.
Yes, we've been holding intensive consultations with the agricultural sector on the benefits they could foresee in this negotiation and eventual agreement. We heard virtually across the board that there is very strong interest in the EU market—everything from the grains and oilseeds sector...beef is certainly very large, pork is of significant interest, fruit and vegetable producers are coming to us, and we heard about potatoes earlier today. What we need to bear in mind is that the EU market is not necessarily one of the easiest markets in the world to get into. So while those tariffs will be gone, we will have to also achieve what we need to achieve on other related issues—non-tariff barriers, technical barriers to trade, some sanitary and phytosanitary barriers to trade—and we're looking at all of those.
The message we've been giving to the agriculture sector, and even more importantly to the EU, is that we are negotiating real market access--not just removal of tariffs, not just removal of border measures, but whatever it takes to get into the market. The agriculture sector sees great potential in the EU market, given the size of it.