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With regard to the processing, there are multiple stages that China dominates. In some particular stages, in the case of graphite for battery anodes, the spheronization and purifying of the graphite prior to its being introduced into anode formulation is 100% dominated by China for all commercial purposes.
This is not a particularly difficult thing to do technically. There are always things you have to overcome with these technical things. Really, China has obtained this by actively boosting its industry. It has done this intentionally. I would suggest that a good first step is to make sure that when we produce the graphite, we do have the capability to do things.
One of the advantages that China has over the rest of us is that it gets to play by a different set of rules. Sometimes those rules are environmental rules and sometimes they have to do with labour and safety. It would be best, in my view, if we and our allies could ensure that there's some level of accountability for those actions, so basically levelling the playing field so that China doesn't translate a lax regulatory structure into a cost advantage at the expense of our own industries. I hope that answers your question.