Thank you very much, and it's been great to see you in places where we are looking to plant CANDUs in the future, whether it be in Poland or down in the ASEAN region. Your colleagues in the Government of Canada have been there as well, talking about the Canadian advantage, the Canadian nuclear ecosystem and how countries can replicate that.
Obviously financing is a big part of any nuclear deal. This could be through Export Development Canada in using the resources that are available to them and having the CCC as a partner to put together the financial stack that it's going to take to ensure that these projects move forward.
I think what we're seeing in the nuclear strategy that was laid out is a plan to build new CANDUs in at least four different countries by 2040. I think the Canadian government sees the opportunity that comes with CANDU and the return that will come back, both in jobs and in GDP growth in the country. We have seen that type of approach as a result of that strategy, and again, I go back to resourcing the CNSC.