Of course, your example is an interesting one.
Make the whole manufacturing sector more resilient. What that means is being able to compete and be the substitute for those parts. You need investment in automation and in plants and equipment to allow companies to be....
We have been falling behind the U.S. for years. Investment per worker in manufacturing in the U.S. versus Canada is multiple times higher in the U.S. than here. That means that they are getting the advantage of better technologies and more, greener technologies in some cases, in order to produce the same products.
Remember, the U.S. is both our largest customer and our largest competitor. We make things together, but we compete as well.
The investment I'm talking about from manufacturing and exporting is in the equipment, plants and automation. For the overall infrastructure, I think I said earlier that Canada needs to invest in making its infrastructure more resilient to be able to handle the ebbs and flows, and ups and downs in the economy.