Take ELYSIS, for example. It's a large collective investment of about $167 million. We're currently proposing something in Saguenay—Lac-Saint-Jean.
First, I'm not sure that there will be fewer jobs, since we need to create something new. We need to manufacture a new type of high-tech ceramic and high-quality sensors. These are completely different technologies. We have all these opportunities ahead of us.
Also, rare earths are used in very complex applications. However, the people who need them are already our customers. We supply these raw materials to our customers, who are often in the United States. We would like to encourage the manufacturing of this type of material or high-tech application in Canada, but most of our customers who want this type of product are currently in the United States.