I mean, they supply a different product. I think they have a high-quality product. They have very modern mills. I think they're supplying about.... When we went into this current dispute with the Americans, we were at about 32% market share. Canada is at around 24% right now, and the Europeans are shifting about 7% into the U.S. market. The total supply hasn't changed. We live in a global market, and products move around the globe quite effectively. We're faced with a situation now with just supplying about 7% of the market share, and that's creating quite a challenge.
I would say that the other issue we have is that we need to grow the market, and I think that's why a negotiated solution will allow us to expand the market for southern yellow pine and all species, which is a better outcome than ongoing litigation.