Just to answer your question very quickly, the issue of “buy America” is changing very rapidly. Working with our U.S. counterparts, we have asked for clarifications on how the rules are going to be interpreted. We've asked that of the Congressional Budget Office and the U.S. trade representative.
I don't know when you're going to Washington, but we'd be more than happy to provide you with an update in terms of where things are going. We're also getting input from our individual members with individual cases we can bring to U.S. lawmakers. I think there's something in it for them.
I think if they want to roll out this infrastructure money and infrastructure spending very quickly, if they put in very stringent “buy America” regulations, some of the U.S. manufacturers are going to have to find new suppliers for some key components. In many cases, Canadian companies can provide solutions that are not available elsewhere in the market. In other words, we innovate. We have innovative companies that can provide customized solutions that are not available anywhere else. I think they would be shooting themselves in the foot...but as my colleague said, we've had a pretty good working relationship with associations in the U.S. We've been driving those messages across, but I think it's important that we continue doing so as the plan is rolled out and as the regulations are being issued.