My colleagues from Industry Canada look at the Investment Canada Act and do the final determination, and it's the minister, through the Governor in Council, who decides ultimately. As you're aware, there are limits on investments. Investments that exceed those limits are subject to a net benefit test. For non-WTO countries that limit is $5 million. For WTO countries, according to WTO rules, the limit this year is about $312 million, and any investment that exceeds that amount must undergo the net benefit test.
There is only one exception, and that is uranium, for obvious reasons. Essentially, for all other minerals, the net benefit test is applied. As we have discussed, there are some real advantages to Canada from that foreign investment.