Thank you for the question.
Given the technical nature of the question, I will respond in English.
When it comes to stakeholders at the table, it's important to have industry there, especially the ones looking at this every day, because they understand what is working and what is not working. That is the benefit of CCI's membership. All of our members are founded here. They're mined and managed here. They are truly Canadian companies through and through. If we're talking about what will be impacting Canadians, who better to ask than the ones who are building their companies here—the employers in our communities, in your ridings and across Canada?
Canada was a founder of AI. We have a natural advantage, whether that's in our critical minerals or our education system. However, we've seen this story before. We were founders of Ozempic, and now it powers the Danish economy. The question we need to ask here is this: How can we be a part of it but also make sure we're keeping the companies here and growing them so they can be the BlackBerrys of the world and support innovation here?