The forest sector applauds the access-to-credit initiatives that the government has put in the budget, but we can't see how all this gets back to us. I believe the approach is that they are putting in money, they're buying back bad debt, and they're doing all sorts of different things that will free up the institutions to lend more. But we don't necessarily see this taking place in the forestry sector. In the last four years, credit became more difficult for us to achieve, even with the initiatives. There has to be something that ties the initiatives to forestry.
The program we're talking about isn't confined loan guarantees. Our larger companies are willing to provide the loan guarantees to the small independent contractors, but we would like the government's balance sheet to provide a blanket that would eliminate the risk premiums. That would drive it down and make it possible for a specific amount of dollars to be applied to the forestry sector and to other manufacturing sectors that might also be facing challenges. It's sort of, “Show me the path to the credit”. We haven't seen that in the macro-initiatives that the government has put forward. We're not sure how the micro is going to apply to us. Some clarity on this would help a great deal.