Absolutely. When it comes to China's role, they have been very clear. They are looking to be and are truly the only global energy superpower at this moment. They control 90% of many of the key supply chains, from critical minerals to clean technologies. There's a reason why Canada is being looked at to be a potential provider for exactly those same things—critical minerals and clean technologies—for other allies. We're seeing right now that dependence on one supply chain can offer quite a significant security risk for countries right around the world.
Canada has all of the different elements. As I said in my opening remarks, we have top 10 reserves in some of the key critical minerals. We have expertise across the clean technology landscape in industries such as steel and automotive and those can be leveraged. When we're thinking about our investments, we need to be thinking about how we position for those demands as well, not just the ones that exist today.