Okay.
We know that the numbers in TPP are changing. There are 11 countries, soon to be 12, including Canada. Canada already has free trade deals with four of the current TPP members, the United States, Chile, Peru, and Mexico, and we are negotiating with Japan.
Some of the figures we've seen indicate that, leaving Japan out for a moment, the other six countries—Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and Vietnam—account for less than 1% of Canada's exports. Do you see, in terms of that 1% export share, room for growth with respect to those countries in terms of increasing exports from the canola sector?