Number one is that the challenge many of our project proponents face is raising capital. You would have noted that Natural Resources Canada, working with our provincial partners, has co-invested in projects, one of which is the B.C. highway project. Another one is the transmission line of the B.C.-Yukon grid. That falls under the critical minerals infrastructure fund, which is very much looking at collaboration and maximizing every dollar that we spend to ensure they are spent in the right areas and on the right projects.
Another focus is looking at every part of the value chain. As I noted before, let's look at the rare earth elements value chain. It is not just a matter of getting ores out of the ground; it is also supporting the technology necessary to do the separation all the way to permanent magnets. How we can support many of these nascent industries here domestically to bring them into the commercial scale would be another area of focus.
Coming back to the question, looking at every part of the value chain would be important.