I have one comment and one question, and then I'll turn it over to Mr. Barlow.
My comment is this: the head of the CFIA at our meeting last time pointed out that Canada and China use two different methods to test the quality of canola. That's an elephant in the room, in my view. That's going to be difficult.
Mr. Ruest, we've built up the relationship with China over 100 years. A lot of trade is built on the intangible factors of relationships and how that is done. Trust is built up. What China has done recently, does it destroy that trust? Even if they were to come back into the market, won't that engender a level of uncertainty that you never had before?