Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, Mr. Binnion, for being here. It's always instructive for the committee to have someone who is actually on the ground and has experience of the kind you've had.
My questions are in relation to the strategic argument that you've used vis-à-vis the relationship that China and Europe have played with respect to the fluctuations and the monopoly, if you will, that led to extreme pricing changes and probably influenced investment strategies and so on.
My question is, first, what is presently happening with respect to Chinese investment? In fact, are the Chinese engaged to the same extent as you've outlined for our interest in the North American context? Are they interested and are they engaged in either investment strategies or technology and development strategies that would impact on pricing and supply/demand?