There's no question that our company was one of the companies that supported the lumber deal that was recently reached by the Government of Canada, particularly with regard to getting an exemption for Atlantic Canada or the Maritimes, which historically we've had in many other past agreements.
The returning of the duties will have some impact on us as well. I think the biggest long-term impact is the certainty that we now face in the regime when we cross the border. It makes for a better environment for being able to make capital investment decisions.
Capital investment decisions in sawmills have been very problematic over the past four or five years, as we had no idea what we were going to face, and whether we were going to have access to the U.S. market. So having some peace on that front certainly gives us some stability.