I think that's one of the sectors where we would hope to see some of the strongest gains. I think the average level of Japanese tariffs is around 4%. The average tariff in the forestry sector is around 3.4%, but there are peaks as high as 10%. In a low-margin business like forest products, that can make a significant difference. There are also a variety of non-tariff issues and regulatory issues that affect the export of wood and wood products that we would want to take a closer look at in the context of the negotiations with Japan as well.
Particularly at a time when diversification is so important for the industry, I think we would be making maximum efforts to achieve a good outcome in the forestry sector for Canada.