I can address those.
Japan and Vietnam would be the ones where we would expect the most significant growth in trade. I mentioned before the types of tariffs we currently face going into Vietnam. Going into Japan, we have a tariff rate quota for peas and beans, with in-quota rates of about 10% and 354 yen-per-kilogram prohibitive over-quota tariffs.
Although that's important, one of the biggest assets for us from TPP is what Tim mentioned in his comments about working to align maximum residue limit standards across various jurisdictions. That's where this group of countries within TPP can, I think, for the pulse sector have the greatest benefit, to help to create more alignment on those particular issues.
That, for us at least, is even more important than the tariff and immediate trade expansions. It's that harmonization of market access related to trade tolerances.