ISED has access to $1.5 billion through the strategic innovation fund for critical minerals. The department has already made investments in several companies, including E3 Lithium,, Rio Tinto Fer et Titane. Those are important critical mineral-related investments. The investments in the automotive supply chain and others are really telling of where Canada stands.
The other aspect I'd raise, to Frank's point, is that access to energy to process some of these minerals is extremely important. It just lowers the carbon intensity of these products as they get into the value chain.