The interim arrangement isn't any reform of the appeal mechanism; it is simply an interim arrangement of the existing model we have, but done with the European Union and others.
Going from that, are there any reforms being done to the appellate measures? What I find is that the process takes so long. Coming from British Columbia and from a riding with one of the largest softwood lumber employers in the country, I find that waiting years and years really kills a lot of our industry. Unfortunately, a lot of smaller, individual manufacturers go belly up; they go bankrupt. By the time the resolution comes, whoever has bought their assets gets the anti-dumping duties back or whatever was enforced on them and by that time they're gone or they don't have the ability to last that long.
Is there any reform to make it more efficient and quicker to bring resolutions to the forefront faster?