It's different for each of them. With regard to CETA, 50% goes to manufacturers and 50% goes to distributors and retailers, of which there are four pools. I expressed what happened to me going from the small pool to the large pool. That has to be fixed. That has to be reorganized due to this unintended consequence.
The first category has three players, with manufacturers at 50% and distributors and retailers in another category at 50%. That's CETA.
With CUSMA, it's distributors and manufacturers only—no retailers. Right now, under CUSMA, the more you sell, the more you get, so Mondo Foods gets nothing relative to those massive dairies that pump millions of litres of milk through. They get everything. We get nothing.
The TPP is a little bit different. There is a mechanism there whereby there's a share, so if you apply and you're a distributor, you get a one-piece fair share based on the number of applicants you get. It's not the best, but it's not terrible, and that's for both butter and cheese.