Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The Member is right; the concern here is around pricing. The factory, of course, would like additional rough. Everybody would like additional rough, but I think they understand that the rough being provided is what was agreed to and it really does come down to the pricing. I think the issue of core customer pricing with core customer status has some requirements, as well. You don't have the choice of turning back rough or rejecting it. You have to take all of the rough allocated to you. That is not the case with the factories here. They are able to go through the allocation and sort of pick and choose, if you will. So there are some benefits here that the factories get that you wouldn't get in Antwerp, aside from the pricing debate or question. I think we're getting better, to answer the second question, with these agreements as they move forward.

The second mine, there really aren't any concerns from the producer or the factories in terms of the allocation provided by the second mine. They feel that they are being treated fairly. I can assure the Member that the deal with the third mine will be very crystal clear in terms of what the expectations are and what should be provided for the local industry. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.