Quickly, then, on uncoated groundwood paper, through the WTO submissions we made in conjunction with our provincial partners, we were able to get a “no injury” determination. That was not appealed by the U.S. industry, and as a result, there are no duties there.
On supercalendered paper, we had a successful outcome at both the WTO and the NAFTA. As a result, that provided impetus for the remaining U.S. petitioner to go into negotiations and that case was settled between the Canadian industry and the U.S. industry.
Dissolving pulp is not my file, and I don't want to give any misleading information. I'd be guessing.