I want to pick up on something. You've given me the point that I wanted to get to in question two.
You said in your opening remarks, “economic force and not market fairness is now shaping the rules.” You talked about new costs with no competitor nations doing the same. Market fairness is really important to me. I want to make sure we're competitive, but it doesn't seem like this is a market that's being driven entirely by market economics. Between Europeans creating rules around carbon intensity—Japan may be following—and China using its heft in the market, what do we need to do to protect a functioning global market? We're a country that doesn't really use state power to drive industry but instead allows industry to thrive on its own, or at least that's what we aspire to.