Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I want to clarify something on Mr. Fonseca's question about previous mistakes. This came from the Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, Geng Shuang, when asked specifically about Ms. Meng. His complete comment was:
As for China-Canada relations, we hope that the Canadian side could work with us to promote the sound and steady development of bilateral relations. The Canadian side should take some concrete measures to correct its previous mistakes.
It wasn't about the science side; it was about the political, foreign affairs side. I just wanted to read that into the record in relation to his question on that.
Picking up on what Ms. Ludwig was saying—and I know, Mr. Forsyth and Mr. Verheul, you might be the best to answer this—we heard from the trade minister that he will be looking for new markets to try to divert the canola seed that was going to go to China.
My understanding is that there isn't crushing capacity anywhere else in the world that could possibly displace what was going to be exported and processed in China. Is that correct, or are there opportunities for other markets to take what would be close to several million tonnes of canola seed?