That's a complex question. We would see, again, a multi-faceted answer. First, we think, long-term, the answer is that we need a very competitive business regulatory environment in this country and we also need competitive market access globally. We believe our industry can compete long term. We think those are the two fundamental ingredients, and as we deal in a fiscal environment with a high currency, it makes any extra regulatory burden that we bear more glaring. So we simply have to work to that end.
In terms of support, we are an exporting country and we need to ensure that we are not disadvantaged by having to pay duties as a result of domestic policy. We're not advocating that type of programming.
We're an organization that believes the marketplace is our best direction for the growth and direction of the industry, so we do not support programs that mute market signals.