When we looked at questions like that, we looked to the experience in the U.S. After the imposition of safeguards—again, in the categories they applied their safeguard negotiations to—they actually found job stabilization in those categories. There was still some job loss; it had just stalled out at what it had been. It had been quite dramatic, in the 10% to 20% range, and it stalled out down at around 5%. In some of the categories, they've actually seen some growth in manufacturing and jobs.
The U.S. is the market we look to for our example of that, and our union was involved in the States with the work on the safeguards down there, as well.