You touched upon the need to respond to the IRA. We did a study in this committee and one of the witnesses very neatly said that we can't match dollar to dollar, but we can respond smartly to the U.S.
One thing that has come out of the U.S. IRA and the CHIPS and Science Act is that the U.S. understands that not everything can be manufactured in-house. Onshoring is not possible and that's the reason they're trying to de-risk their dependence on China through friendshoring or nearshoring, etc.
Have you guys identified the opportunities that are available for Canada? You guys may know that Canada and the U.S. have a supply chain working group that identifies the various critical sectors where we can act jointly in ways that we co-operate with each other. Have you looked into that and identified the sectors that provide opportunities for Canada to step in?