Just to be clear, this is not a part of the CUSMA agreement. It's not part of the obligations contained in the formal international treaty that we've agreed to with the U.S. and Mexico. This does mean there is a certain amount of flexibility with respect to the particular statement that was issued back in May of 2019.
From our perspective, I think it really depends on what kind of action the U.S. takes. If the U.S. were to take some kind of action that was viewed as being consistent with that statement, I think we would have to think about what kind of reaction we would have. We would likely want to stay within the context of that understanding, recognizing that “aluminum-containing products”, for example, is a broad category.
If the U.S. acts outside of the constraints of that agreement or statement that was made back in May of 2019, I think we would certainly have more flexibility in how we might want to respond.