I'll answer your questions first, and, then, Mr. Verheul can provide additional details.
I'll start with the second question. NAFTA is a trilateral agreement. Mexico is a very important partner to Canada. The minister, Mr. Verheul, the team, and I have had many discussions with our Mexican friends about how to approach the negotiations. It's important to understand that Mexico, like Canada, wants a better deal that will generate more economic activity and international trade. We also want to make it easier for companies to create jobs. This is a three-way partnership, and our goal is to foster growth and jobs in all three countries.
Why is there a cultural exemption? We are very mindful of how important the exemption is. In the course of all negotiations, we work very hard to preserve the cultural exemption. It varies depending on the agreement, but we've always been able to preserve a strong cultural exemption.