I think I'd repeat what others have mentioned before.
On the move from build back better to the IRA, we agree that now we're inside the tent. The IRA did make Canadian content, North American content, count for some of the EV credits, for example, or the incentives. That's a positive development from build back better, but the risk we face now is that if you are an investor, whether you're in Canada or an international investor looking at investing in North America, you're not facing a level playing field because of the IRA and because of the generous programs in place.
In the fall economic statement, some interesting programs were announced, but there are a lot of details we need. Our response to it is that we are looking for a budget early next year to clarify what these programs will look like. Every day is important. We know that countries around the world are looking at Canada and looking at the United States, and they're making decisions now that will impact our trade for the next several decades. Really, time is of the essence, I think.
That's the way I'd answer that question.