Yes.
I'll handle the answer if that's okay, Lisa.
When we think about what we need to do in Canada.... As Lisa mentioned in her opening remarks, I think budget 2022 was a good first step. We saw new incentives being committed to. We saw new funding being directed, or notionally being directed, towards infrastructure. Those are two pieces we definitely think need to be a continual focus.
We're quite aware of the infrastructure deficit in Canada's north, as mentioned in the opening remarks as well. By and large, that's where we're going to see our members moving in the future—more exploration into northern parts of Canada—because that's where the opportunities do lie.
We do feel that tax incentives are one way to fuel a competitive landscape here in Canada.
We have seen the flow-through share regime—which ties to these tax credits—be highly successful. I think last year alone we saw over $1.5 billion raised through flow-through share issuances, which directly leads to exploration going into the ground in Canada within 18 months of that. We're seeing that effect this year.
There is somewhere in and around $4.3 billion being spent in Canada alone on mineral exploration this year, and that's a number provided by Natural Resources Canada.
When we look within that number, though, there is only about $200 million being spent on what we consider critical minerals.