Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll continue along the same lines as my colleague, Mr. Lefebvre.
I have a question for you, Mr. Steward.
You said earlier that you can't do secondary or tertiary processing because of the ecosystem, which is mostly based in the United States. My concern, in terms of critical minerals, is that the same ecosystem will be established again, where the transformation won't take place here. As a large company, you also have a responsibility. As a member of Parliament, when it comes to aluminum and critical minerals, I'm interested in the creation of jobs here.
You spoke about ELYSIS earlier. As we know, the new technology will require fewer employees. It's annoying for a member to make announcements that mean fewer jobs in the region. I imagine that you agree with me.
In your view, how can Rio Tinto ensure that, in clusters such as the aluminum or critical metals cluster, there are jobs in the communities where the industries are located?