That's a good word; I like that: it's more liberal.
Anyway, Mr. Paszkowski, partly on the same point Ron raised, and something you mentioned several times in your paper, beyond the trade agreement itself is the counterfeit problem. I guess one of my pet peeves with the government on trade agreements is that they seem to be agreements on trade for trade's sake. I think we really need a strategy around agreements in other areas, whether it's eliminating counterfeit wines, whether it's adding value to manufacturing in Canada, whatever it might be, which in the end would make the trade agreement beneficial to Canadians.
Where do most of the counterfeit wines come from, specifically in terms of countries? You mentioned the icewine in Quebec. Where do they come from, and what can be done to counter that problem in other areas of policy, not necessarily trade?