The difficulty that we find here right now is that the government has taken an industrial approach to create a supply chain system—$40 billion of investments—but, through its regulatory system, it's almost encouraging, because of the 2035 EV mandate, the continued importation of Chinese electric vehicles. To your point, the Americans are going to say, “Well, Canada, you're becoming a back door.” All the Teslas that are coming into Canada right now are coming from China, not from the state of California any longer.
How do we encourage a supply chain in critical minerals when, with this 2035 mandate, we won't have mines in the ground by then, so we're still going to be using Chinese minerals as well for our own supply chain?