We know that you want an agreement to be reached quickly, given the American political context. I take it, though, that you prefer no deal to a bad deal. You're the ones who could tell us. However, you're saying that you want an agreement quickly and that this is what would help you.
Do you think a lasting agreement could be reached before the review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement? Does such an agreement have to be entered into as part of the agreement?
Also, is the dispute settlement mechanism set out in chapter 31 of CUSMA sufficient to challenge U.S. tariffs? We know that, in the current form of the dispute settlement mechanism, the problem isn't winning in the courts, because Canada always wins against the United States in the courts. The problem is more the fact that time is poorly regulated.