You touched on one of the final points I was hoping to talk to you about. That's permitting, red tape reduction and issues like that. When you said it's tied to the clean electricity regulations but you're not going to have the information until at least 2024, that means there are basically only 11 years to be able to do that. We've already heard various reports that it will be a doubling, maybe even a tripling, of grid capacity to be able to do that.
However, what the IRA is also focusing heavily on doing is reducing permitting times and the regulatory burden for natural resources projects. How do regulations in Canada put our economy and investments at a disadvantage above and beyond what you've already outlined, especially when the U.S. IRA is focusing on reducing regulations?