Absolutely. I might even touch a little bit back on your question to our friends in British Columbia because Central Wire produces stainless steel wire from stainless steel rods. There are no stainless steel rod producers in Canada. Our primary partners are in the U.S. Our market, our customers, our competitors and our vendors have, for my 20 years in the business, looked at it as one market.
One of the first things that we did, similar to our friends in British Columbia, was file with the remission process, and that does help us on some of our input. With regard to our friends here from Waterloo, I think their next challenge now is to get the product that they make into the U.S. to compete against some of the imports and the pricing. That's where we're at. That's where the safeguard.... We were included in the initial seven products of the safeguard announcement, so we're kind of all in different stages of the process. To this point, I have to say that we're pretty excited that it's working and that the Canadian government is listening.
We have done the remission process. We are partly involved now in the safeguard process. We looked at the funds that were available through our CFO. I spent the better part of yesterday filling out many forms and questionnaires for the safeguard.
That's really where we are in the process. Again, if section 232 went away today, that would be a win for Central Wire. If the safeguard proves out after 200 days and stays in place, that's another win, especially if the U.S. still has its duties on products coming into the U.S. Again, our fear is—and we've always seen this—that some of those products come into Canada to compete with us, as opposed to going to one of the world's biggest markets.