Yes. If I may, Mr. Chair, I'll address Mr. Kibble's question.
In the north, we've been trying to get a north of 60 mineral tax credit, mainly because mining in the north is two to two and a half times the cost.
If we're discussing the critical minerals list that Mr. Gaulin just referred to, whether it's defence-related or defence/economic-related, Nunavut has 23 of these critical minerals, but most of the time we're shoved off to the side.
When it comes to regulatory streamlining, on average, I think it takes about 14 years to create a mine in Nunavut. That's due to the regulatory red tape and the bureaucracy. Being able to streamline that would be useful. Not separating northern infrastructure from security infrastructure, just based on the current geopolitical climate and how things are transpiring, critical minerals should—