That is the case, as happened last fall when provisional safeguards were undertaken. They were in place for the entire time that inquiry was taking place. Provisional safeguards, as Patrick noted, went until the end of April. The CITT issued its report early in April. So that would still be the case.
That said, it is optional to impose provisional safeguards. There is another route the government could potentially take, which is simply to refer the matter to the CITT for their inquiry and not impose provisional safeguards, but as I said, last fall the decision was to impose provisional safeguards and do the inquiry concurrently.