Is it fair to say....? I know that in Canada, unionized manufacturers in the auto sector, for example, tend to have a higher market share than what we see in the United States. It seems to me that there is a role for Canada as the Biden administration tries to encourage good union jobs within an American-only supply chain. It seems to me that Canada has a role to play to help American manufacturers meet that good union job requirement, while non-unionized manufacturers in the United States make choices about whether they want to see unionization in their shops in order to be able to access funding under the IRA.
Do you think there is a role for Canadian producers that already meet many of the specifications of the IRA if we bracket the explicitly nationalist requirements of that investment?