I would agree with the remarks of the two preceding speakers.
I would note that the other alternative to pressuring the U.S. to amend the IRA would be to do things a little bit differently and move forward more quickly on the Canadian equivalents.
I'll give you two or three examples. The IRA has an investment tax credit and a production tax credit. Canada does not have many production tax credits. That is something we could add or install in budget 2023. That would be very easy to do. There are direct pay provisions in the IRA that allow upfront financing for proponents to be able to invest their tax refund quickly in the initial capitalization. The IRA has nine different buckets of tax credits. There are many activities in there that don't have Canadian equivalents. We could actually fill the gap.
I could go on, but I'll leave that for another question.