You probably know where I'm going with this question, Mr. Lindsay. If we continue to push to increase our exports to China, with perhaps an increase in raw logs, is there a concern at all that they're turning those raw logs into pulp and paper, of course at a much lower price, and reselling back to the rest of the world, in particular North America, undercutting our own pulp and paper industry? Is that a concern? Do you think that's even possible?
