One thing that was brought up I wasn't surprised about, but I think many.... In fact I'm glad my colleague across the way brought it up. It's about production in terms of supply management in Canada. We use domestically what we produce. I think you said we export outside of 1%.
You can be assured that the consumers and the academics out there do not, or choose not to, recognize that actually we import 6% to 8%. So it isn't that supply management is a closed system.
In many of the countries, Mr. Doyle, on a percentage basis or on a population basis, do we allow imports to the same extent that other countries do, and yet we're limited to the amount of exports we do? Is there any kind of an answer for that, particularly with our southern friends?