Your comments about allies lead naturally into my second question.
Not every government wants that free market. We have a lot of geopolitical rivals that are happy to see prices low if it serves their interests by depressing investment in these critical minerals across the western world. How do we address that in a minimally impairing sense to make sure that we still have a free market that is sending price signals?
I'll say that one of my concerns.... Yes, absolutely, let's talk about price floors. Let's talk about the various tools that are available to us—purchases by governments to stockpile—but how do we make sure that we're not making an overall uneconomic decision? I want to combat their uneconomic decisions; I don't want to create our own uneconomic decisions.
Mr. Gaulin, you're a natural launching point for that one.