Thank you very much for your very clear response.
I completely agree with you, and I believe there is unanimous agreement here, as in most organizations in the United States.
However, I have one concern: Can we really renegotiate a new agreement with the U.S. President, who isn't even honouring the current agreement and is exploiting all the loopholes we have identified so far?
In my opinion, what he's doing is clearly illegal. One approach I favour would be for entities in the United States—whether individuals, companies or groups—to tell the president that what he's doing isn't legal and to try to overturn it. That's what we saw with the broad tariffs that were applied more to the rest of the world. That's what the U.S. Chamber of Commerce did during the Trump administration's first term.
I'll come back to ask you questions about the executive order from early April on how to calculate tariffs on steel and aluminum. Before that, I'd like to ask Mr. Malinowski some questions.
You and your sister organization in the United States obviously work together. So, can you confirm that the U.S. organization is putting pressure on the U.S. government? Has it considered taking legal action against the government regarding tariffs in the automotive industry?