Thank you very much, Ms. McPherson.
My home is in Nagasaki, so I share your feeling for peace and that it's very important to make a commitment to never again have that kind of accident.
Regarding these critical minerals and new sources of energy, I will tell you that Japanese companies are very much interested in blue ammonia in Alberta, because, as I just mentioned, all the countries, including Japan and Canada, are committed to being carbon-neutral by 2050.
It's 2024. We have 26 years, but we have to have progress in those new sources of energy, and ammonia has enormous potential. I do understand that natural gas, which is an ingredient for ammonia, in Alberta has very strong price competitiveness and is a great location for CCS, carbon capture and storage, so they are paying a lot of attention to that. In that sense, Alberta has big potential to help the country to achieve the goal of being carbon-neutral.