No. I think we have options on both paths. We have options in terms of how we might respond on a bilateral basis, because, as I mentioned, the statement itself says “aluminum-containing products”. That's a very broad category. Many products are packaged in aluminum-containing packaging material, for example. There are a number of areas we could explore on that front, and we do still have the WTO as an avenue to pursue.
We have seen decisions at the WTO that have been favourable to some countries that have challenged the U.S. national security tariffs on steel and aluminum—Turkey, most recently—so we would also have options of pursuing initiatives at the WTO and options to pursue initiatives in U.S. courts. We are looking at all of the different avenues that we might be able to pursue.