Thank you.
The issue of dispute mechanisms was brought up, and I'd like to turn to Mr. Carey now. It's my understanding that dispute mechanisms, especially investor-state dispute mechanisms, come into play when the investors or exporters feel they're being treated differently from domestic markets. In the case of canola and other agricultural products, if the EU has different regulations from Canada for its farmers, I can't see how those dispute mechanisms would work very well, because the EU would say, “This is what we hold our farmers to, and we are holding you to the same standard.”
Could you comment on that?