We argued from the outset that the legislation really wasn't the issue. The agreement wasn't the issue, because it stipulated that it needed to be as if it were produced in the Canadian plant. The problem was that we do a good job of signing these agreements, but we don't do a great job of implementing or executing them. Unfortunately, we can quickly become the dumping ground for the world if we're not careful. We need to manage those standards very carefully, and they can't just be equivalent standards on paper. They have to be equivalent standards in practice.
On February 25th, 2021. See this statement in context.