Mr. Adams, I seem to recall that your organization, if not you yourself, appeared before the committee as part of our study of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act. The United States introduced a lot of incentives. I think we are seeing a very ostentatious display of non-tariff barriers, including tax credits.
Representations made to U.S. actors may have had a positive effect with regard to some tax credits, but not to others. In your opinion, are there any that remain? We talked about the 45X tax credit, which is only applicable to batteries produced in the United States. Do you think Ottawa should continue to make representations to the U.S. Congress to extend these provisions to all of North America?