I think the impact is tremendous and it's certainly set up as a barrier. As I mentioned before, I had the opportunity to tour a mill in Chibougamau, Quebec, last week with the Chantiers group. It has a traditional sawmill, but it also has a mass timber product mill that produces these mass timber beams, walls, roofs and all sorts of really high-value products that it's taken the initiative on and invested in. That's one of the good-news stories.
There's a lot of opportunity out there throughout the country that's now hampered. That investment won't happen, because of the uncertainty and because they don't know what their costs are going to be. They don't want to take the risk if they're just going to continue to be hammered in their ability to earn a return.
Until we get something settled, from a federal government standpoint, we have to either try to incentivize it for companies to invest in such products as mass timber and things of that nature, or get a deal so that the certainty is there and they will naturally do it.