You're not at all. You're being quite helpful and open.
I want to move to another issue related to steel. There are two things. With oversupply from China, I'd like a recommendation on dealing with this in the long term. You mentioned a couple of options for the short term with China. There was dumping in the past from the U.S. That claim goes back a few years. But is there something there?
Second, with respect to procurement, we're building a new border in Windsor. The Gordie Howe International Bridge is significant because of the steel used there. Is that something related to a buy Canada act? Ironically, we still don't have a legal opinion on the Buy America Act. It could be Canadian money that finances the U.S. side and this could be subject to the legislation. Do we have the capacity to meet the requirements of building an international bridge with Canadian steel?