Let me look at this, then. We've made the government aware of all of the faults in CETA with our agriculture producers. Now you're going to roll all of those into the U.K. agreement and keep them the same when you maybe had a chance to address it at that point. It sounds like you're going to get the exact same scenario and the same problems as you had in CETA.
What is there for the U.K. government to come back to us and say “Yes, let's renew this agreement, let's finalize it”? Is it more accurate to say this is the agreement? If that's the case, do I not have to treat it as a long-term agreement, as a member of Parliament, Ms. Citeau?