Minister Carr, you mentioned that this isn't the first time this particular issue has come up. As soon as you mentioned that, I remembered that when I was in high school the minister of trade, Jim Kelleher, spoke to us. There was a particular country that had basically barred an agricultural product, an animal based upon a certain food product we were using, or something or other. He talked about backdoor protectionism, but he also talked about food security. I will never forget that.
In your opinion, how important is Canada's agricultural business to a country like China? It seems like they are cutting their own nose off to spite their own face. That's just a personal observation.
Would you like to comment on how important we are in supplying places like Asia?