Thank you, Mr. Chair. I get the pleasure of going again, which is great.
This is not a different topic but one where we're talking about demand and so on, so I want to ask our forestry friends this one.
You like to talk about the recommendations, and I'm not going to argue with my colleagues about how much of it has been implemented and how much has been announced. I've been in the private sector; I've worked for big, bad oil, I've worked for Imperial Oil, I've worked for Texaco Canada when they existed in this country, and I've worked for very small businesses. Business moves at a different speed. The larger you get, the slower it gets, there's no doubt about it. Government is no exception to that. We are working our way through it, but one of the recommendations—and I'm talking about the recommendation from the committee, because you talked about them all--was the importance of an impact analysis of any free trade agreements with South Korea and the European Free Trade Association. Does your organization, representing the forestry industry, have any comment on what's happening, the potential with South Korea or with Europe?