I congratulate you for that.
Going to agriculture, the things that Canada is renowned for—among a lot of things, quite honestly—are our natural resources and our agriculture. We're recognized around the world for the quality of products not only that we grow and produce but in our genetics and livestock also. That was a significant discussion in terms of lentils and some of those crops when we were talking about agriculture to Colombia. But as we move into and become a partner with the Pacific Alliance, what would that mean in terms of the Pacific Alliance, having Canada come on with the things that I just talked about? Or are they just entitled, wrapped up into the free trade agreements that we've already got?