It depends on the interest that the non-Canadian has. Again, the goal is not a critical mineral.
I believe the acquisition of a controlling non-Canadian stake in a Canadian mining operation, in many cases, would be or could be subject to the Investment Canada Act, whether that be the general provisions or the national security provisions. Especially with regard to something like the lithium industry, these provisions assist in that regard by making sure that a joint venture with a trading partner who's viewed as safe from a national security perspective is potentially prohibited from being taken over—that interest being taken over—by somebody we believe raises national security concerns. I think in many cases that would be subject to the Investment Canada Act, under either the new provisions or the existing provisions.