In terms of the first question, the ILO has taken a position, of course, on the permanent replacement of strikers through temp agencies, etc. Under Canadian law and jurisprudence, of course, that's covered off as well. You cannot bring in people who were brought in after the strike commenced and fail to recall other people. It's not an issue under our current legislative environment in Canada federally.
As I said in my submission and in the brief we provided, the ILO convention talks about the permanent replacement, as opposed to the temporary replacement of workers, which is what we're talking about.