Thank you.
Regarding the towards sustainable mining initiative, it is important to have something that comes from outside of industry actors, which is why we support stricter and more comprehensive due diligence legislation. Voluntary standards can be useful. We work with IRMA and other responsible mining initiatives, but they wouldn't be entirely dominated by industry, and they would include particular labour rights and so on.
In terms of our position, we think that actually having legislated due diligence is the best way of ensuring that mining companies act as they should abroad, and that there's recourse for those affected by Canadian mining companies and their subsidiaries. It ensures that even if they have good intentions, even if the market is putting pressure on companies, or even if there are increasingly voluntary standards to adhere to.... All of that can be okay, but it's often not enough. That's why we press so hard for the due diligence legislation and actual requirements, to ensure that environmental, human and labour rights are respected and that there's recourse for people in communities around the world.