Yes, I would, actually. I'll just add to what Simon and Liz were just saying.
This has been one of the key reasons that these supply chains have not yet been established in Canada. There's a lack of downstream processing facilities needed to, first of all, do the piloting work to establish an efficient flow sheet that can make the product that's needed in the market. In most cases, you have to be able to produce trial quantities of the product, show them to your customers and get them to verify that it will meet their required specifications. If it doesn't, it's worth nothing, so you can't just guess at that. You have to basically prove it, and there's been a lack of capacity for doing exactly that in Canada.
Fortunately, it's starting now. Thanks to the Saskatchewan Research Council, we are starting to develop more of that capacity, particularly on the rare earth side, but I think there's still a role the federal government could play here in creating some more of these demonstration-scale pilot facilities for aspiring new producers to get access to in order to be able to prove their processes.