That's a very difficult question. We have not done a very solid analysis of the economic impact on the Canadian canola industry in terms of this deal or what this deal could potentially do, but there are a lot of factors going into it.
It's not only better access to those markets. It's also getting the policy right, so that we can use it as a model. Additionally, it's about making sure that we're in agreement with some of our major competitors because we don't want them to get a better deal than us. If we weren't in this TPP, we'd have the U.S. and Australia, which is a strong competitor on the canola front, going into these Asian markets with a deal that maybe we wouldn't be privy to if we weren't part of this agreement.
It's very important to be there alongside our major competitors.