International Trade committee  Yes, it's doing very well. But the opportunity to do better is always there as well.

International Trade committee  Yes. I mean, we're going in the right direction.

International Trade committee  No, I wasn't sure if you were done. Sorry.

International Trade committee  Okay. Yes, there is a role for confidentiality in strategic negotiation. Personally, yes; I mean, I don't—

International Trade committee  Well, yes; I think there's always room for improvement, but—

International Trade committee  Well, in terms of closing off some deals so we get them done, and—

International Trade committee  We need to finish them off. We have a lot on the go. We just need to get some sewed up and we're good.

International Trade committee  I think out of everything that we have talked about, transportation is key. We're landlocked, but that's a whole different topic. There is movement and new legislation being put in place even as we speak, with the rail transportation bill. But it is a critical link to getting far

International Trade committee  Certainly we have more product to deliver to Japan. If they would buy it and take it from us, we'd be happy to ship it there. They're a very important customer to us, but picking their suppliers is their decision. We have the capacity to sell them more. I think maybe we could wor

International Trade committee  I have not seen any text.

International Trade committee  That's a very difficult question. We have not done a very solid analysis of the economic impact on the Canadian canola industry in terms of this deal or what this deal could potentially do, but there are a lot of factors going into it. It's not only better access to those market

International Trade committee  Not to my knowledge, but again, it's not a topic that has come up. To my knowledge, I don't believe it's under discussion.

International Trade committee  Hands down, it will be Japan, when they come into the TPP. That really is the important market from a canola-specific perspective. When we look at the trading bloc, we see it more as an opportunity to get into some better science-based regulatory systems—and LLP and MRLs and all

International Trade committee  From the perspective of the Canadian canola growers, yes, we've had input, direct to DFAIT and negotiators, on what canola growers would like to see out of this deal. Some of the material that I went through today is the same message that went to the negotiators. So yes, we've

International Trade committee  I personally have signed a confidentiality agreement to talk to the negotiators in a more negotiating-strategic discussion, but again, the messaging is clear. They know what we need, and so we're there in an advisory capacity to help them understand what it may mean to us. But