Yes. I would also add that I think the uncertainty that's been talked about is part of the issue too. I would say that when we look at Linamar, we are the most productive in Canada, by far, in our own metrics.
Perception is also reality. When we're out dealing with our customers in the U.S, there's no question about the uncertainty creating longer-term issues. From our side, our view is to keep focused on our productivity side.
Our overall recommendation, I think, would be that we should really look towards a national productivity or manufacturing strategy that we can get behind. Really, regardless of where we are as Linamar, we have a whole country here.
To me, as I said earlier, the key things of partnering and creating clusters are really important, as are innovation, and R and D. Government is another massive area to look at: tax structure, incentives, regulatory, workforce and, again, improvement of workforce and the technical ability to create that. Certainly, last but not least, is advanced manufacturing around AI, robotics and analytics. It's very critical that we all focus in on that.