It's a bit hard to describe the conditions when we're in a venue like this—and we very much agree with the approach that the federal government is taking on not negotiating the terms in public—but we need to make sure that it's a good deal. We can't take just any deal at any percentage, just because we're at 45% combined duties and tariffs right now. We need a deal that actually provides long-term certainty and predictability and continues to allow a good share of our products into market. If we end up under a system with a very tight quota, it means that our provincial industries are fighting with each other to decide who gets the biggest share. We need to make sure that the terms of any agreement have that broad-based opportunity for the sector all across the country.
