As I mentioned, I think it's a question that needs to be put to our colleagues at the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
That said, just stepping back for a moment, Canada-Russia trade is relatively small, but it's very much focused on some specific bulk commodities—bulk commodities in the petroleum sector and chemicals, including fertilizers, as you noted, amongst others. As the minister noted previously, measures have been taken against certain commodities. With respect to fertilizers, a chartered vessel that is Russian-flagged can therefore find themselves affected by the vessel ban provisions.
I think in the fullness of time, it will be important that Canadian importers remain sensitive, obviously, to the prohibitions that the government has enacted to ensure that they don't run afoul of these measures.