Not yet. My colleague was dealing with most of the analysis and made the interviews on that so I could prepare for today's session. Our overall sense would be something that you probably heard from other business users. The uncertainty about whether there will be an agreement has been a key issue impacting business decisions. Having an agreement is quite critical. In that regard, it's a positive step forward.
As we highlighted in our analysis, if we didn't come to an agreement, and the U.S. withdrew from NAFTA there would be potential tariff implications. With the agreement in place, that should minimize any of that risk. As has already been noted, some of the existing tariffs and existing trade issues around softwood lumber, steel and aluminum have not been resolved.
In terms of the risk we were looking at as to whether that would be there, our members and the companies in this region will be quite pleased that there are no new tariffs coming because that agreement is not there. We just haven't had time to fully go through the rest of the agreement to know whether there are any other major issues that might be of concern for Atlantic Canada producers in particular.