There are a number of answers to that question. I would say I'm at risk of maybe getting at cross-purposes with some of my customers here, but I'll give you my honest opinion. We can look at the utilization rate of logging equipment across the country—and FPInnovations has done this, as have we—which refers to the percentage of time that a piece of logging equipment can operate versus how much it is operating. Just as in any manufacturing sector, uptime is key, and our uptimes are not great. In Nova Scotia, where we have very specific knowledge, 60% is about average, and it can be a lot lower than that. When you have expensive capital equipment like you have in the forestry sector, it's imperative to run it at high levels of uptime, so one of the major challenges is improving the uptime of our logging sector.
I would like to say that it is possible. While the average that we see in Nova Scotia is 60%, the range is quite high. Some are very good at this, 75% being an upside.