He's on his way now.
We appreciate that, we're okay with the whole situation. We are pleased with the fact that the Canadian government is now seeking to get the Korean government re-engaged in discussions. But the problem also was the political situation in Korea. The Korean government, to everybody's surprise, got the majority in the government. Because otherwise, if the opposition had taken power, we don't know where we would stand at all, because they were threatening to scrap even the trade with the U.S., which might have been a good thing for us, but that's not the case.
We know that the Canadian negotiator is trying to get his counterpart to re-engage. There is a counterpart who has been nominated by the Korean side, and we've been told that they would try their utmost to get the same deal as the Americans in terms of a schedule, especially to make sure that we are not lagging behind for a year; otherwise we will be out of that market for 15 years.