You're correct, it is $2 million. My apologies. It ranges from $2 million to $50 million, but the company must have at least $5 million in revenues. Given that level of earnings, we're not talking about a very large company either. The company must also have lost approximately 20% of its revenue because of the tariffs.
We will see how things unfold. This is the first time we've gone this far. The conditions were different for the softwood lumber sector, but we're prepared to work to ensure the same conditions apply to that sector. As you can see, the government is taking its tariff response a step further, because we know this is a series of events, including the increase in tariffs, the fact that there is a new interpretation, and so on.
We have also worked very hard to provide predictability. This is a three-year loan. In the first year, there are no payments due. In three years, a number of things will have occurred in the United States, and we'll see what happens. Until then, we're buying time, but businesses really need to work on reducing their dependence, because we can't just sit and wait. That's a strategy that relies on nostalgia, and nostalgia is not a strategy.