I'll add two things.
The first is that, when proponents engage with us about their projects, the materials we share with them encourage them to take all available steps that they can take, considering the construct of the project, to find ways to use Canadian suppliers in the course of that project.
When the project comes for investment decision, we do an economic analysis of the benefits to Canadians, whether that is through economic growth, through a cleaner economy or through other outcomes that matter to Canadians. One way that proponents can maximize their score, their return, in this way, is around maximizing the benefits to the Canadian economy by sourcing locally, by delivering long-term benefits growth and those sorts of things.