I understand what you're saying, but let me add a couple of things. This is like it is with our need for steel for armoured vehicles or icebreaking ships when we don't necessarily have that type of steel here. This is analogous to what you're describing. We have aluminum, but it's not the type we can use, so we send it someplace else.
In the second hour, there will be somebody here from ISED. The reason I bring that up is that there's something called the strategic investment fund. This fund of money is to help companies pivot. If what was working before these tariffs came in is not working now, and we need to change the way they do things so they can compete and get into procurement in Canada, this is not my department. However, this type of money does exist out there to help companies specifically do these types of things so that we can keep everybody working here in Canada.