Because of the translation, I'm told to answer in English, even though I could do it in French.
I think with the CETA—and it may related to some of the problems that you are referring to—it's very important to understand that the problems with CETA are not with the text itself, but the EU's reluctance to abide by the commitments and remove barriers, whether it's the timely approval of biotech traits and the need for predictability in science-based processes, or recognition of our farmers' sustainability practices, the approval of beef processing systems, the illegal trade distorting subsidies, and even the illegal country-of-origin labelling in Italy. The problem is with the EU's reluctance to remove the barriers, not the text itself.