For agricultural commodities in particular, I think investments in things like the Indo-Pacific trade office, which allows a jumping-off point for ag commodities from Canada, are a great starting point. That's where we see the opportunities.
In the beef sector, we found that many of the Indo-Pacific nations have a strong desire for our product. Quite simply, it's about deals like the CEPA deal that was recently signed to provide access to the Indonesian market, which represents more than 300 million people. That is where we need to be. In the long run, we can be a massive economic driver in the Canadian economy if we continue to hold the standard of the trade agreements, similar to the original CPTPP agreement, which provided us preferred tariff-free access to Japan and Vietnam, for example.