We haven't done any quantitative estimates of the benefit of the agreement, but we have seen quite rapid growth on the solid wood export side already--about 25% over the last two years. We would expect that that would be even more rapid if we could get rid of some of the tariffs that are in place currently, at a minimum of 25% a year and possibly more. We currently already export about $125 million a year in solid wood products, mostly out of the west coast, so it would be a substantial benefit, and it would further diversify the market.
One of the things we see over and over again is that because we do export so much to the U.S., when the currency shifts or we get a trade problem, we're less vulnerable if we have other markets that are strong.