I think it may. There already are efforts under way in North America, with respect to the rare earth conversation, to make sure there is a level of resiliency there.
The question on batteries is an interesting one. The fact that Ford will be assembling electric vehicles here in Canada starts to give us some real scale in terms of EV production. If Canada were to win a few more mandates of that size, it would start to build a critical mass. It would make sense at that point to have some of that production—the actual battery assembly, perhaps—in Canada. I think there is an opportunity.
We know we have the minerals. The question is, can we catch up on the expertise front? We know that other countries have made leaps and bounds in terms of battery technology, so we are starting from a little bit behind, but I wouldn't rule out an opportunity to make that type of input as we start to look at overall resiliency in rare earths and batteries.