I think the key thing we've been stressing is that this really harms the U.S. consumer. Any of these restrictions are driving up the cost of lumber in the U.S., and they have an affordability challenge, a housing affordability issue, so that's very important.
The other thing is the duties on deposit. Over 10 billion dollars' worth of duties has been collected thus far, and it's sitting on deposit. In the past, in past agreements, we've used those dollars to grow the market. Softwood lumber is a renewable, sustainable product that, if you compare it to other materials, has a lower carbon footprint, so there's an opportunity for both sides to use those funds strategically to grow the overall market.