I will say there is the ability to trade with Canadian goods or wood products or logs, but there would have to be a risk assessment that would go with it and strict criteria that would have to be followed by the exporting country in order to meet our requirements before that can happen.
With respect to how we work with the U.S., we work very closely. I think we take a North American perimeter approach with respect to how we see the ability for pests to come in through Asia or other countries. We collaborate very much. I mentioned the certification program that we're looking at for the Asian gypsy moth, for example. That is in coordination and using the same criteria and help between our two countries to ensure that we're keeping that pest out, doing the same things, and actually working together with those countries that export to us to ensure that they're following the rules and understand what's expected of them.