I'll start, simply because, as the associate deputy, I have the policy responsibilities, as opposed to the CFO, who would be responsible for the accounting. I think it's important to recognize that it's a diversified approach that's been taken by the government with respect to the changing nature of section 232 tariffs. While some of those supports are in fact loans, many of them are actually repayable or nonrepayable contributions, depending on the mechanism that's in place.
