Exactly. It's important to think strategically about how to manage our resources. There are also many other crucially important sectors.
Let's do a comparison with the former Build Back Better bill, which contained an obviously litigious provision given more extensive coverage by the media than the current United States Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. The provision, which would have required companies to relocate their operations to benefit from a tax credit, was replaced by a North American clause. Only time will tell whether it will pass the free trade tribunals test, and I'm not convinced it will.
What should we be emphatic about in connection with the 2022 United States Inflation Reduction Act? What should our position be? If we have to ask the Americans to move so much as a comma in the wording of the act, what might that be?