I'll simply add that our exports are more exposed to U.S. private demand than they are to U.S. government spending on goods and services. Sequestration, clearly, if it creates delays at the border, could affect our exports. But the recovery we're seeing in the U.S. housing sector—and we highlight this in our report. We are really seeing the consequences of that for our lumber industry, and we'll also increasingly see it for higher pieces in the value chain, windows and doors, that sort of thing. So it's the private demand that's key for our exports.
On April 23rd, 2013. See this statement in context.