We are very aggressive in making Canadian producers and small and medium-sized businesses aware of the new trade agreements that are available to them. You might have noticed that in the fall economic statement there was considerable investment in trade, in trade infrastructure, and in the trade commissioner service, which will be substantially increased as a result of these investments because of the tens of millions of dollars added to Canada export....
The trade commissioner service is a service, by the way, that's free to all exporters. For those who feel uncomfortable with too much reliance on any one market, whatever that market might be, there is now more and more opportunity to expand their export possibilities. The Government of Canada seeks to partner with them. We talk all the time with our trading partners about liberalized trade and the rules-based system—we did that even before this and we certainly will after this—because we believe it's in the long-term interests of Canada and the international community.