Thank you for your question.
The best solutions for me are building active capacity in the midstream of the supply chain and encouraging new minds to then tap into the supply chain. I mean specialty chemical operations, cathodes and anodes operations, and then of course you have the option to sell to the growing lithium-ion battery capacity, either in the U.S. or building your own battery plants in Canada. Then you're developing an ecosystem.
I think what's missing is linking every piece of the supply chain and also bringing in all the university R and D work, which Canada is world-leading on, especially on battery technologies. At the moment, nothing is bringing all this together.