Well, building a new mine takes time.
What our brief focuses on is that we really need to look at every stage of the value chain. We need to have more discoveries. There's been a dearth of base metal exploration in Canada for the last 15 to 20 years. There's been a dearth worldwide. It's not because Canada hasn't been attracting it. Until this battery explosion, they weren't attractive. People were looking for other materials. Now it's starting to pick up, but as a result of that lack of exploration, we don't know where those new mines are. We need to accelerate that. We need more public geoscience, and we need to track more exploration.
Then there's building the project itself, and the regulatory process is time-consuming. I think there's probably a role—