We've had a number of discussions, including those consultations and others since. I would say that there was some interest, certainly, from those industries in Canada thinking more about a border carbon adjustment where decarbonization presents costs and especially where carbon leakage risk is more prominent and they're more trade-exposed.
However, I would say that they were only really interested in those border carbon adjustments as long as Canada retained its existing measures to address carbon leakage. The output-based pricing system and the allocation of those emission allowances would allow the steel and aluminum industries to remain competitive, particularly as they export to the U.S. market.