Thank you, Madam Chair.
Over to you once again, Mr. Groleau.
Basically, and this is very interesting, your presentation summarized the reasons why the agreement with Europe worked well on paper, but not in practice. I don't think that's an unfair summary of your comments.
If I have understood you properly, the problem really lies with the non-tariff barriers. This has been frequently mentioned in discussions of this agreement. As the agreement with the United kingdom is virtually a copy and paste of CETA, you're worried that it would give rise to the same problems.
Given the particular situation the United Kingdom is in—an agreement with Europe, after all, covers an entire continent—are there specific industries, sectors or areas that we should monitor and pay special attention to for the United Kingdom?