If you look at the current situation we're facing, the decision out of the WTO in the summer was a stunning victory for the country. It proved, yet again, that our industry was not subsidized. We have that decision. It's been made, yet it's been appealed and it's basically in limbo.
It's important to have those decisions finalized, because that's what, in the end—in both Lumber III and Lumber IV—actually puts pressure on the U.S. to come to the table and do the right thing. It's very frustrating for us to see that put in limbo. It's frustrating that they can appeal it to a body that the party you're litigating against has the ability to thwart.
It just doesn't seem fair. It doesn't seem right. It's not due process. It's super frustrating.