I think I will continue with Mr. Steward.
Unlike Mr. Lefebvre, I have only one big smelter in my riding, and that's the Teck smelter at Trail, a big lead and zinc smelter. It produces some rare elements in the same way that you were mentioning, Mr. Steward. I think it's mainly germanium and indium that they produce. They're one of the world's top producers of those commodities. Again, it's small amounts, but they're very important, very valuable commodities.
Rio Tinto is a big worldwide company—one of the biggest. I'm wondering if you have any examples elsewhere in the world that Canada could follow.
How does Canada's strategy around critical minerals, critical metals, compare with, let's say, Australia's strategy? What could the federal government be doing to make it easier for us to find these materials and to create those value chains, as you seem to be doing with scandium in Quebec?