When you look at it, again, we proposed and we put forward extraordinary measures to protect our steel industry. As I said to your colleague, we're in an extraordinary time with the U.S. section 232 tariffs. Coming back to steel, if you look at our steel industry, 50% of what they produce gets exported. Out of that 50%, 90% goes to the U.S. You can imagine the impacts of the U.S. tariffs on our steel companies. That's why we have to step up with these extraordinary measures, because we want to protect our industry while we get through this time.
We also have many different things in place right now with our major projects office. We're encouraging those who are constructing in Canada to use Canadian steel. The defence industry as well, we're encouraging them to use steel. If we don't have a steel industry, we won't have a defence sector or national security. We need to be able to protect our sectors. This is why we have measures in place brought forward by the finance minister, and we'll continue protecting our steel industry.