Certainly.
What I think has happened is that we've lost a lot of engineering. There's engineering in designing a product and having it made elsewhere, but there's also engineering behind making that product locally. Industry has to do its part to make that cost-effective. This is a trend we're seeing in defence right now. They want cost-effective solutions.
Again, this is a great time to bring things back, because, with AI, automation and robotics, this is when we can dedicate more time to the engineering of manufacturing, instead of allowing other countries to take that over again. What's happened over the last 30 to 40 years in textile is that they've learned off our dime. They've learned how to do things and how to make things efficiently. Now it's time to take it back and make things efficiently at home, creating high value with consistent quality.