It depends. It can be context-specific. We have a market pricing system or market-based system in B.C. Given that so much of our production still goes to the U.S., in some ways the value of our timber floats with what we get for that timber in the U.S. market, even if there is an export tax or not. I think the larger challenge we're having in B.C. right now is accommodating or adjusting to the changing timber supply.
I think that the export tax in itself is not the major influence on the viability of these smaller or larger producers. What really impacts you is the overall supply within your area and then how much you might be able to find on the open market. That's an area where we can certainly do things to strengthen the competitiveness of the sector in B.C.