Thank you.
Mr. Pivnick, I'm going to extend that question to you, and I'm going to use a couple of Hamilton-specific examples because you mentioned green steel. ArcelorMittal Dofasco is transitioning to electric arc furnace steel production. We have cutting-edge research and development here developing electric motors that don't use any rare earth materials—that is in production right now; it's a real thing—as well as developing high-efficiency batteries, high-capacity batteries, that don't use critical minerals. We have cutting-edge technology and global leadership.
It's the same question: How important is it for Canada to be on that technological cutting-edge so that we have these products available for export and so that we have the IP for these products that we can then export around the world? How do we make sure that we have access to global markets in terms of federal legislation—things like the industrial carbon price?