Mr. Wildeman, I read your recommendations from the last time you came before committee. You had one recommendation on monetary policy, two recommendations on trade policy, one on labour, one on industry, and only one recommendation dealing with cash, which was a loan recommendation.
This isn't what I'm hearing and this isn't what Mr. Easter is hearing from his constituents. The people I'm talking to aren't worried near as much about countervail as you seem to be worried about it. And now I'm confused, because you come before us today and you're very clearly wishy-washy on whether or not you believe we need to stay out of the countervailable situation or not.