Absolutely. Canada has great negotiators out there. Also, Canada brings a lot to the table when we enter into negotiations. We were successful in completing the TPP and CPTPP now.
At the end of the day, it's one of those things where there are always spinoffs. As Adriana mentioned earlier, the modernization of regulations on how trade functions is extremely important. Tariffs and non-tariff barriers are part of it, but encompassing in writing the rule of law regarding trade, which is really what trade agreements are, helps set the standards globally. Canada is a trading nation. We look at the opportunities that trade agreements do provide individually, but we also look at the bigger picture, as you're outlining. Absolutely, with the growth that we see within the Asian regions and whatnot—developing economies, the population—they will be needing, from our point of view, agricultural products that we're more than pleased to provide.