All right.
I guess the other question is with regard to the issue with safeguards. We get that fact. We're trying to actually figure out ways to keep cheaper steel from being taken through here. I guess the question is, how do you guys manage what is actually going on in terms of products?
I ask because one of the concerns we hear from small and medium-sized enterprises is that sometimes the reality on the ground with what's coming in, and the quota, or whatever the case may be, don't always reflect the timeliness of when these products are available and the safeguards. There is product that's available at a lower tariff rate, and then, all of a sudden, because all of that quota has been taken up, safeguards get stamped on.
What measurements are in place to help manage that? I find that the safeguards aren't the issue as much as the management or the execution of the day-to-day stuff is, depending on whether you're in western Canada or eastern Ontario, whatever the case may be, which present different challenges.
Do you have any thoughts on that? I know it's a broad question, and it's more around the operation of how that happens.