I will just quickly say that, in 2006, we had a bit of a different situation from the one we have now. We had a strong WTO ruling in our favour. The NAFTA panel was ruling in our favour, and that dispute was going to literally end in a litigation forced by NAFTA and the WTO.
This time, the WTO is pretty much toothless, because nobody has been appointed to the appellate body, and as for the administration in the United States right now, we're not even sure they'd agree to a NAFTA ruling, which is troublesome. That's the difference we have now.
That is why I say that our government has to use the tools we have, with energy and critical minerals, with things the Americans want, and say that this time, we have to lump softwood lumber into it, because, as you guys see, that market is vital to us.