There is a large amount of infrastructure from all of these plants that have closed. It seemed to me the capital investment, even though the facilities may be aged, the restructuring that you talk of in northwestern Ontario, of which there are at least four that may start up again, carving out specific niches.... I am wondering if, as opposed to a general catch-all aid package, giving specifics to those companies that want to restructure, that aren't going to be competitive with existing plants next door, that are going to do corrugated paper, fine paper, or some other niche--recycling perhaps--would be as good a way of the government directing its assistance in line with what you have just identified.
