That's a good question. It's best to ask BASF that question. I can't speak for them. I can speak generally about the sector.
I mentioned earlier that we were doing a CUSMA-USMCA team workshop here in Ottawa this morning, and BASF was one of the few companies that had representatives from Mexico, the U.S. and Canada at the workshop. That's more just to pop out and point out to you how important this is to them.
I spoke to the integrated nature of chemistry and plastics, and BASF would be a great example. They have over 100 facilities in North America. These facilities produce inputs that are brought together and find their way into many of the critical supply chains you hear about. It's very important. This is a highly integrated sector. I talked about $120 billion of trade for Canada to the U.S., and a lot of that is intercompany.
It just speaks to the potential impact here, to the importance of this CUSMA process as a review and to finding ways to operationalize what exists within CUSMA to make sure that we continue to generate the benefits in North America from an integrated industrial platform perspective.