We've got sawmills that are shut in partly. We've got the differential between Canadian and American dollars, which creates difficulties. We had the softwood lumber uncertainty. It's very difficult to attract investment in this kind of environment. I know what you're saying about certainty, and certainly this negotiated agreement gives certainty, but not the kind that we're looking for, because from what we see in what has been negotiated, we have about 50% of the American export market that we had in 2000.
That's our bottom line. I'm not comforted at this point. I'd like to be.