I guess you would be referring to tenure, which is a system managed by provinces whereby they have long-term leases, in a sense, over forest tracts. These leases include forest management responsibilities in exchange for the ability to harvest wood. That would mostly be with Canadian-owned or North American-owned companies, like Weyerhaeuser, which is really an American company, or Domtar. These companies have tenure. To the extent that you have an operation or a company in Canada, you could have access to tenure.
Mr. Harvey mentioned Aditya Birla. I don't know if Aditya Birla has tenure, but having an operation in New Brunswick would probably give them a right to have tenure in New Brunswick.