In one piece, we have a temporary solution with the MPIA, which was discussed before. That covers some of our important trade partners, but it unfortunately doesn't include the United States, and that is an issue for us.
The country of origin labelling was brought up before. This came up recently in the new USTR's confirmation hearing, about recreating a COOL system that might survive a dispute at the WTO. We have concerns we're going to have to be prepared for, and while it will ensure a functioning dispute settlement mechanism with many of our trade partners, the MPIA won't cover that piece with the United States.
It is really critical that we find a way to work with the U.S. to restore the functionality of the Appellate Body in terms of the U.S.-Canada relationship and the relationship with other countries that aren't part of the MPIA. Yes, obviously this is one of a list of priorities we have with the new administration.