I'd like to follow up on my last question. The witnesses weren't able to provide details because they ran out of time. According to Mr. Forsyth's and Mr. Fowler's answers, the negotiators have a clear mandate not to allow any new holes in supply management.
I am nevertheless going to press the matter. Previously allocated quotas have not been utilized. We were lucky in our misfortune: the other countries opted not to make the investment. The U.K., however, has made clear its intention to do so. Doesn't that pose a risk to our market?
What can we expect?
What impact could it have on our market?