It's a great question.
I think sometimes, given all the uncertainty in the sector right now, we forget about the success of the past five years, $40 billion-plus in new investment into the Canadian automotive industry. A large reason for that was former president Biden introduced the Inflation Reduction Act, which had measures that were explicitly aimed at taking components of the automotive supply chain from Canada and from other countries and putting them into the United States. The federal government reacted aggressively and quickly to put forward matching programs to ensure that we maintained our footprint, and we saw a huge reinvestment in the sector, historically large. That plan was working. It was linked, of course, to our critical mineral production and supply chain. What changed is that we now have a U.S. administration that is doubling down on some of those protectionist measures and is intent on securing more investment in the United States.