There's something in notice 102, which is a federal regulation, that essentially mirrors the provincial regulation. It's an agreement between the Government of Canada through Foreign Affairs and the Government of British Columbia to require permits for the export of logs from the west coast. It's strictly a coastal issue in British Columbia. As you pointed out, it's extremely political locally. It's very touchy. There are people who disagree with it and there are people who agree with it. The economics of how it works are murky and complex, but it exists for historical reasons, which have been to protect industry jobs in manufacturing in British Columbia.
I would just imagine that, going forward, as in the past, the Government of Canada would not move on that without consulting the Government of British Columbia.