I think I understand now. Sorry.
I believe a lot of this depends on whether the U.S. really does want a solution. We have seen changes, and at the same time, we're told, that's it, the case is closed; if you don't sign, watch out; this is the best we can do, etc. That's basically what I've seen. When you talk about the change, like 23 months, you do ask yourself.... Yet they can't wait to get at us, which certainly for eastern Canadians could be very damaging in terms of these different duties or penalties.
The question is, do we have any room at all? If we do make these loan guarantees to the industry, will we be able to go back and do something better? I don't know the answer to that. Clearly it's something that I think is worthwhile.