Some remanners like the deal; some remanners would like more. But fundamentally the agreement here is a significant improvement for remanners, because it does provide for independent remanners to pay only such duty as may apply on the low-grade product they acquire from other producers. In other words, there is a first-mill provision in this agreement that ensures the duty is levied on the cost of the raw material that they subsequently upgrade in their business. That's a very substantial improvement for remanners. There is also a provision in the agreement that caps at $500 any export tax payable, so if you're selling a $1,000 product, you will pay an export tax as though it were a $500 product. Those are significant improvements.
Again, we know there are areas in which remanners would like to see further improvements. There is a mechanism in this agreement for us to start examining those issues and see how we can morph this agreement into something that is better for the industry throughout North America.