Yes, absolutely, for sure. We wish we were making 15% or 22.5% on the product so we could give it to the government, but we're not. Even under the $500 cap, we just don't have $75 to hand to the government, or $112.50 if we were under the retroactive penalty. We can't price our products. We cannot operate the plants at the level that would be permitted under the option B quota thing. It's judged by our members to be something they cannot stay in business with under any long period of time. If there was a clearer exit ramp, such as in our prior attempts to get an agreement, where we were discussing what the interim measures of border tax and quota would be while we took steps towards the exit ramp, they might be able to survive for a while, as we're kind of doing now. But this institutionalizes the interim measures and it just doesn't allow us to carry on business.
