Minister, I am bringing it to your attention. We've had Canadian companies here who are concerned about it. We don't see a plan from your government. From your statements, I think I can clarify that you don't have a plan. You haven't addressed it with our major trading partners. There is no certainty out there that this issue will not become a non-tariff barrier, which as you stated at the outset is the most important thing that you have to deal with, so it's very disappointing to hear that.
There's less than five months, Minister, before your own deadline. Hopefully you pay attention to what the Senate is doing and see if you can address this proactively for Canadian companies and not rush into it.
I have a quick question on the rules of origin. It seems that the CPTPP and NAFTA are going in different directions. Could you consolidate that?
I believe that with the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mr. Trump wants to raise North American content. The TPP appears to lower content—