In the TPP, there are provisions in the LLP that would cover it off.
Identity-preserved, non-GMO soybeans are a great example in Ontario. Twenty-five per cent of the soybean acreage in eastern Canada is for non-GMO IP soybeans that get exported into many of the TPP countries. Export companies, like the great Canadian company Richardson International, export lots of soybeans. They have high anxiety around low-level presence every time a boat leaves for those areas, and this directly identifies that.
I might also add that there's incremental value added for these growers, because on non-genetically modified organisms, they get a premium of anywhere from $1 to $5, and that's great value for Canadian growers.