Thank you.
I have one last question for Professor Steyn. As president of the G7, Canada has launched the G7 critical minerals action plan and unlocked the first round of strategic projects under the Critical Minerals Production Alliance. These 26 new investments, partnerships and measures will accelerate and unlock $6.4 billion of critical minerals projects, and we do this to the highest environmental, labour and indigenous partnership standards anywhere in the world.
This circles back to my prior question. In your estimation, what advantages do those latter standards and practices bring us in attracting partnerships outside of, say, the U.S., which doesn't seem to give much credence to those standards and practices? Does that help our case in that regard, in developing partnerships on these critical minerals issues?