On the market access differences, the key areas of difference would be in the tariff rate quotas.
We negotiated amounts for the EU. The EU had 28 members at the time. We would not expect that we would get that amount of a TRQ in one single country.
Then it really comes down to what would be an applicable amount in a single country, like the U.K., and how that calculation would come about. It's very much part and parcel of negotiations.
Similarly for the rules of origin, the thing about those is the origin quotas, and those are products that don't qualify for tariff treatment. We negotiated a certain amount that could enter the European Union, and then it's just determining the amount for the United Kingdom respectively.