I think there are issues in your question that are far broader than the Investment Canada Act. I think it's important for the Investment Canada Act to be calibrated, including the national security provision, in such a way that it doesn't deter good foreign investment that's in line with Canadian national security interests.
I think some of your question is on the fate of Canadian manufacturing in some sectors, and that's about creating Canadian champions. For example, I know that the Quebec government is very involved in a strategic initiative to create a lithium value chain in the province. I think making sure we have domestic investment, whether that be with Canadian-based companies or government-supported investment where appropriate, is a key piece of that much larger discussion about how to keep Canadian industry and Canadian jobs strong and maintain control over certain assets.
That's far beyond the Investment Canada Act. I think the Investment Canada Act's role is through the net benefit process to make sure that from a practical perspective and commercial perspective, foreign investments are in line with those goals to make sure we have a national security process that is not an impediment to good investment. I also think there are many broader issues at play to fully address the type of question you've asked or the types of concerns you've flagged in your question.