What it would do is add cash costs to an operating sawmill. In a high-price environment, that may not be so apparent, but the reality is that for producers like Resolute and other sawmillers, your cash costs are effectively going up by the duty rate. That means that if and when lumber prices come down, your marginal cost of production is higher, which is going to force the more marginal players to close production capacity or decide to finance losses or finance duty deposits.
From our perspective, that adds pressure to Canadian producers.