I can just walk through what was done previously, since we expect that it would follow a similar process.
In October provisional safeguards were imposed. Provisional safeguards can be imposed under the law where the Minister of Finance makes a report to the Governor in Council and there's a decision to impose provisional safeguards. There's a requirement at the same time, if you are imposing provisional safeguards, to immediately refer that to the tribunal for inquiry. The tribunal then undertakes its process. It would notify potential interested parties and solicit information. They do their own internal analysis. They hold hearings. They hear arguments from parties, both for and against the imposition of safeguards. They would then issue a report to the government recommending whether or not safeguards are merited on the products in question.
In doing their analysis, the key factors they would be looking at are whether there's a surge in imports—a meaningful increase in imports in the period in which they're looking—and whether that increase in imports has caused, or could cause, injury to the domestic producers of the steel products. They would be conducting that analysis.