I don't mind jumping in on some of that. It's something that comes back to the discussion we had before, and that's value adding. If some of those manufacturers that use the graphite in some of the end products are located here, or if it's through Canadian content requirements, that would be incented, but on a raw commodity basis, Canada is going to have some challenges on the value-added side—we know that—because of our metallurgical capabilities. It's not just about resources or new resources, but about how you add value to it.
On some of the other discussions, especially on the minor or smaller-volume critical materials, there are secondary sources. There are streams coming off production facilities right now that can be tapped into and made a value. That's how the Chinese got into the rare earth business. It actually came out of their biggest, richest deposits. The rare earths are an off-product from iron ore mining.