Well, for sure, because when you're paying tariffs, those tariffs get priced into the lumber. It's a commodity market. It's a North American market. It is having an inflationary effect.
Of course, under the first administrative review, we were paying about 20%. The rates now are a bit lower, but we're already in administrative review number four, so we will have different rates again. We'll have a different rate in August.
It definitely adds to the price of lumber. There's a lot of pressure on pricing right now, largely because of supply chain issues that are not unique to our industry. Certainly, this is really something that exacerbates it and is totally unnecessary.