Yes, just to add to what Mr. Breton said, and also to follow up on what Mr. Blondal and Mr. Cleary said, the importance here is to do some kind of SWOT analysis—strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats—map the whole supply chain and then say, okay, for those weaknesses we have, we need to build and work on R and D projects. As well, for those threats and opportunities, we need to focus investment there and stimulate those areas where we have the most potential to develop our supply chain.
As Mr. Blondal was saying, doing so is most likely to be focused on CAM production—cathode active materials—and also on cell making. By doing that, you will be providing clients to those upstream and facilitating market access to upstream projects such as mining projects. This is how Europe has been developing its supply chain and, in my view, that's how we should be developing it.
Thank you.