As you know, I'm not a total expert on this, and I know that there is debate in terms of how we define a Canadian mining company. I suppose we would say that it's something with headquarters in Canada. It's telling that there are so many mining companies that are headquartered here, whether as a false flag or because they're registered here on paper. Why is that the case? Perhaps it is related to the ability to act differently abroad from how they would have to in Canada. That's why we're arguing for these rules to be so much stricter in terms of what they're required to do. If they are to be headquartered in Canada or if they're Canadian on paper in some way, then they have a responsibility to act in a certain way along their supply chains.
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