Thank you.
My next question is directly tied to what you just said. Recently, I heard about the desire of NATO countries to establish a floor price for certain critical minerals. Perhaps you can shed some light on that.
NATO countries rely heavily on rare earths from China, which controls the market. Canada has the potential to develop those rare earths, but it needs the infrastructure, as you rightly pointed out.
Do you think it's likely that NATO countries will agree on a floor price for certain critical minerals, given their strategic importance?