There's a very set timeframe for any and all anti-dumping countervail suits in Canada. When you initially put your brief forward, it has to be a fully completed brief that goes forward to the Canadian Border Services Agency. We did that in August 2005. They then had 90 days to come up with a preliminary judgment, so that took us to December. Then there's a six-month period after that to come up with the final judgment. That negates your quick duty applied when a fresh product especially, but corn as well, is coming across the border.
The other thing is that we feel the whole anti-dumping countervail situation in Canada is in severe jeopardy if we can have a 70% duty being collected by the preliminary judgment, yet we're not injured. So we feel that has put the whole industry in trouble for ever having the ability to bring forth a countervail anti-dumping suit again.