Thank you very much.
The continuity agreement is indeed good news for Quebec's and Canada's dairy farmers because it prevents the arrival of new products on the Canadian market. As you said earlier, nearly 18% of the Canadian market will be conceded to other countries.
Quebec's and Canada's dairy producers have made massive investments over the past few years to respond to market growth. However, when the market growth goes to other countries, farms experience financial difficulties. That is why we must be vigilant. When the figure is 18%, it is clear to us that the concessions and compensations model has reached its limit. I really want to bring that issue to your attention.