Mr. Speaker, the point was made very clearly. As the Prime Minister said, Prince Edward Island potatoes were served twice to the president of the United States and, as stated in a press release, they are all doing quite well.
One does not have to meet somebody face to face. I stressed very clearly that the decision should be based on science and that it should not be a protectionism decision. Our officials are in Washington again today to continue those discussions and to solve this based on scientific facts rather than protectionism, as it has been treated by the United States so far.