Yes, it is. Long-term investments are being postponed or not considered at all. It's going to compound the productivity problem that our sector has and Canada in particular has have when these investments aren't taking place.
I think the opportunity, although we don't control the decision-making coming out of Washington, D.C., is that we do control our own domestic policy environment. We hope the urgency which seemed quite present several months ago remains present through the federal budget in a few short days from now and beyond to improve the domestic policy environment and to do everything we possibly can to incentivize businesses to invest in their workers, invest in their facilities and invest in their products to compete better domestically in North America and abroad.