representatives of canada's automotive industry criticized the deal, stating that it "rapidly eliminates tariffs on korean imports and does not include retaliatory measures", such as the 'snap-back' provisions in the free trade agreement between the united states of america and the republic of korea. dianne craig, chief executive officer (ceo) and president of ford motor company of canada, stated that "south korea will remain one of the most closed automotive markets in the world under the deal negotiated by the canadian government" because south korea imposes non-tariff barriers on imported vehicles. the government stated that automotive disputes between the two countries will be resolved within 177 days. canada is south korea's fifth-largest export market for automobiles, where south korean automakers had 12% market share in 2013.