Thanks.
My apologies, to begin with, if I have misrepresented you--meaning the Conservative Party, of course.
In terms of looking at the agreement, as I say, the big thing is, can we do something about our costs? We are looking at a lot of bankruptcies. Sadly, or maybe positively--it depends how you look at it--I do see the Canadian dollar going up, that it is a proxy for oil prices. China and India are not going to slow down in their consumption. So I do look at the industry getting weaker.
So where I write about the agreement, basically pointing out how much money we're going to lose and looking at it from that perspective, of course a lot of it relates to currency as well. Overall, clearly those are positives that I missed, but at the same time, I am looking at it in the way that, under the agreement, especially if we don't have a quota, if the B.C. interior runs flat out, is it going to knock out the pulp mills in northern Ontario? Sure it will. So I am looking at it more from that perspective.
Can we do a better deal? I don't know, but the big thing is policy exits. How do we get out? And at the same time, can the provinces put in a market-based system?