In answer to your question, under the Canada–EFTA free trade agreement, there is a deadline, so you can't bring a case forward after that phase-out period has expired. So once the 15 years are up.... Now the agreement says that for everything other than shipbuilding, it's a seven-year limitation period, and after seven years you can't have it country-specific. But for the goods that are in annex E, the shipbuilding annex, that requirement goes to the expiry of that particular annex. If you think back to the WTO and clothing and textiles, as soon as the safeguard phase-out period was about to expire, we had a series of cases that came to the fore.
So let's just say we're in year 14, part way through, and the industry is suffering its injury at that point in time. They would be able to bring the case forward and bring the duties all the way back up to the MFN rate for a three-year period. So it can extend beyond the 15-year period.