It certainly speaks to the complexity of the issue, for sure. From our standpoint, I would re-emphasize the point that these have been very difficult times for our industry. We need the capital to retool and to reinvest in our mills in order to keep the jobs and the pensions that are there and get them back up onto a level footing.
For us, access to capital is absolutely paramount. If we don't have that access to the capital, it will go elsewhere. Where it will go is to other jurisdictions where they have some sort of mechanism in place to protect pensions.
I would suggest that the committee take a look at other jurisdictions, such as Germany or Ireland, where there are guaranteed funds in place. Maybe that's a way to address this situation.