Just to clarify, the projections there are only estimates of the amounts that might be levied on exporters. The program is fairly simple. The money is levied on the exporters and then collected by the Canada Revenue Agency, costs are removed--which are somewhere between 6% and 10% depending on the year--and then all of that money is given back to the provinces from where the moneys came. So if, for example, a number ends up being 760, or 220, the actual number is what is actually collected by exporters and then remitted back to the provinces. So there is never any differential that is left with the agency or with the producers or the provinces.
As you can well imagine, the lumber market, given what's happening in North America, has been very volatile. That's probably why you are seeing some wild swings in the projections.