Honestly, I think that safeguards were a very helpful tool. It was a different political situation in the U.S. around their interest on section 232. As you know, they applied them globally—not just to Canada. We were caught up in that unfairly and egregiously and what have you. We were caught up in a broader move.
When the provisional safeguard measures came in place, we saw measurable improvement. They weren't perfect, but they sure as heck did a lot better job than not having any safeguards, for the record.