Well, certainly with respect to Mexico I think we will see significant tensions that will still exist even under the new president.
There are tensions over energy and the interventionist approach that Mexico has taken to energy. There are also concerns about China—both imports and investment from China—operating as a back door through Mexico into the U.S. The U.S. is highly concerned about that, and there are security issues that are also a concern. I think it is more likely that Mexico will have more challenges in this process than either Canada or the U.S. will have.
Softwood lumber is always a challenging issue, because it was always outside of the trade agreement with respect to trying to negotiate some kind of bilateral settlement. As you probably know, there has been work going on to try to see if that might be possible, but the appetite on the U.S. lumber industry side has not been all that high, and unless they can get interested in actually negotiating a deal, it's hard to negotiate by yourself.