Our position would be very close to that of Canfor's. Some of the elements described, such as the high Canadian dollar, have pushed up the Canadian cost floors to the point where the bottom of the market, as described in this agreement at $355.... We should remember that at $355 random-length composite, we do in fact have free trade. Although we're there today, we don't believe the ability to sustain prices well below that is sustainable on either side of the border. So we are believers that the government has done a good job of establishing what can be a reasonable bottom-loaded target for this industry.
As I said earlier, the advantage of the bottom-loaded target is that it will not penalize our U.S. customers when markets are good, but we should not forget that we are into a very difficult market right now.