Mr. Chair, the member opposite admits we need the U.S. market and claims the U.S. market needs us, but the European Union negotiated a 10% flat rate with the United States while we sit at 45%, and purchases are rapidly shifting. The Prime Minister, in the meantime, says that he is in no hurry to make a deal because this is not a burning issue.
What is the member opposite going to do when demand has shifted and we are still sitting at a 45% tariff with no jobs?