There's expediting the licensing, the coordination between all the levels of government, the federal, provincial and the local; supporting the right incentives for exploration in order to pursue some of the technological investments required to fulfill the demand for the battery material supply chain; and creating the right conditions for that supply chain to move here in Canada. We are upstream; we are in the mines and processing our nickel concentrates to a form that still requires significant investment in order to fulfill the battery materials.
I think on our side, we are very engaged with the government and very clear in terms of the requirements in terms of support and in creating the environment to attract all this investment. Canada has a long tradition of mining and it's a very stable jurisdiction. But we need to catch up now. The size of the challenge, the investments that are required, the amount, the volume, the stability that is required to fulfill the EV industry is unprecedented, and that's the support we need from all levels.