We certainly hear a lot of different stories about Chinese operations in Africa, for example. They bring in their own workers. They bring in their own workers in Ecuador. Sometimes these workers are prisoners. They bring their prisoners to work in the mines. Their practices in engaging with the state governments are not the same as ours either. Slowly but surely they are crowding us out. Their presence all over Southeast Asia is enormous. Our own ability to become a battery powerhouse is curtailed or limited, constrained by the fact that they have an increasing control over nickel because of their presence in Southeast Asia.
It's a very, very difficult market out there. It is true. They're state-owned enterprises. They aren't transparent. They have no requirements to disclose like publicly traded companies do. It's a very unlevel playing field.