I can start with Japan. We will be at a distinct disadvantage to Australia. They're our major competitor in that market.
Although anybody who's buying will always want to have a diversified source of supply, the majority, whether it's net coal, canola, or pork, will end up going to other markets because it's much cheaper. We'll get some of it, but we won't be able to capture the lion's share.
From a Japanese perspective, that's really quite critical. On the services side, we will get some real net benefits from being part of TPP, which we'll lose in the context of not having that agreement. It will also put in jeopardy where we stand in NAFTA with our U.S. and Mexican partners in that agreement.