Thank you.
I definitely agree that Ontario has been a leader in nuclear for decades. It's interesting to see where the industry is going, and we want to be a part of that.
Part of the argument against domestic enrichment of uranium, as you touched on, is some of those international treaties and what we can and can't do. I'd also say it's public perception. When we're talking about—in this study specifically—energy security, we have raw uranium. We mine that here. We would otherwise be importing it. In terms of energy security, where would we be importing enriched uranium from?
Also, on the public buy-in part of that, if the public perception is that it could be for weapons or contribute to the global proliferation of nuclear weapons, how do we address those concerns with the general public?