Well, again from our side it would be that.... Right now, if you look at the exports, you'll see that a very small percentage of lumber exports goes to Japan or to the Asian countries. A lot of that has to do with the tariffs on them. That's a global market for those individuals. Asia can buy it from anywhere. They can buy it from Russia. They can buy it from the U.S. They can buy from wherever they want.
If there are significant tariffs on it, they won't buy it from Canada. When you see those go down, you see that trade go up. For me.... Again, I'm not an investor. I'm an employer. For me, what we're looking to do is make sure that we still have good employment for our workers.