Sure, yes, absolutely....
To me, there's a very clear indication in Minister Miller's remarks that were quoted in the CBC article very clearly that the free trade agreement allows South Korean workers to come to Canada. Those are called intercompany transfers, individuals who are helping train people and get facilities started at the first-ever battery manufacturing facility in Canada. One would expect some of those South Korean workers, who are highly trained and skilled, to come to Canada to ensure that Canadian workers can learn the skills they need. I understand that some of those skills and some of those jobs require a specific skill set. That's not to mention that companies have very specific ways in which they want to train their workers, and part of that is a part of their brand.
If members want to debate this further, we can continue, or maybe we are prepared to move to a vote on the amendment.