As I indicated earlier, the first question really must be with respect to the countervailing duty order, because the panel proceeding and the ECC proceeding should conclude in August. There is no appeal from that. There are no other proceedings from that, so the countervailing duty order should be concluded in August under any circumstances.
The anti-dumping order decision, which relates back to the Court of International Trade with respect to what we call in shorthand the section 129 case now pending at the Court of International Trade, may have been delayed by the April 27 announcement. The three-judge panel convened all counsel last week in New York to inquire whether it should proceed in issuing its decision, because of the April 27 developments. The Government of Canada joined all of the Canadian industry in asking that the decision be issued. Judge Restani operates under a 90-day rule. That means the outside date for a decision from the Court of International Trade is July 3.