We would certainly argue that there is no win if the U.S. were to withdraw from NAFTA in any of those areas.
There was a lot of trade in the agriculture sector in particular. You mentioned food security. We obviously don't produce the full range of food products within Canada. We need countries like the U.S. and Mexico to import some products from. It's not that different for the Mexicans or the U.S. either. Just as Canada and Mexico are the U.S.'s largest export markets for food products, these are our largest markets as well. Certainly the U.S. is. When it comes to food security and cybersecurity, there's a lot of co-operation. There are a lot of mechanisms that have been created to enhance that co-operation and build confidence in it. I think that certainly the U.S. would be in a far weaker position if they were to withdraw from NAFTA.
We haven't really heard much about security at the table, in particular between Canada and the U.S. There is certainly a concern there if the U.S. withdraws from NAFTA. Mexico has said that the relationship with the U.S. is about more than just trade. It's also about security issues. It's also about managing the drug issue. It's about managing immigration. I think it's important that we have co-operation in all of those areas among the three parties, and I think that would leave us all much more secure than we would be otherwise.