It could be a risk. It depends on what we see with CUSMA.
What I've heard from interlocutors in Washington, D.C., and the U.S. is that there's no appetite from the administration to bring the agreement to Congress. They don't have the votes from even their own party in the House or on the Senate side.
When we look at potential updates or amendments to the agreement, we're very much looking at side letters on key issues. The key issues we hear about in the media and every day are obviously dairy, aluminum, lumber, etc., but in terms of the fundamental agreement that we have among our three countries, I hear very positive messaging from our friends in the U.S.