I think what we learned is that when we can engage the Chinese on common ground—and the common ground is science, even though we have to say, colleagues, that scientists can disagree on evidence too, because it's not pure, but it's a very good start.... The way to work through an issue when Canada says we have inspected a crop and the Chinese say they disagree with the result is to compare results and work through it. That's what trading partners do for each other.
This is the finest canola in the world. There are markets in 50 countries for this canola. China is one of our most important markets. We want to safeguard that market, and the best way to do that is to engage them. We seek to engage them.