There are two ways, I guess, we can address those issues. There may be a product that falls under one of the broad product categories that we would be looking at, but perhaps there's a particular item in there that's not produced by a Canadian producer. For some of the products where perhaps trade remedies have already been in place, we were already aware, through previous processes, of some of these products, and they could be removed from the scope out front. That sounds like the situation you may have been describing. There could be others that we're not aware of up front. However, what we're doing in the current process, with the current safeguards that have been applied, is that after the government decided to apply the final safeguards on the two products, a reference was sent to the trade tribunal to hear people basically asking for these types of exclusions, to make the case...if they're not available in Canada. Then all parties who have an interest in it could provide their views. The CITT will make recommendations to the government on those exclusions.
To the extent possible, then, it's trying to minimize the impacts of that.