There's absolutely no doubt: the bigger you are and the more cash you have on your balance sheet, the more likely you are to want to ride this thing out because you have the financial capacity to ride it out. There are all sorts of small companies out there that become pretty cheap acquisition targets. So I think it really is a world where the bigger you are and the more efficient you are, perhaps the less likely you are to like a negotiated solution.
But even at that, a lot of the big companies have come aboard, and they are saying it's time to get on with creating some stability and building the industry and the business going forward. They want to invest, and some of these companies have hundreds of millions tied up in deposits in the U.S. That money could be redeployed at some fairly hefty returns in terms of new technology, new mills, and new opportunities, often not even in softwood lumber but in other parts of the business, such as pulp and paper, OSB, and value-added products.