Thank you, Madam Chair. So, Madam Chair, one -- there's one critical difference is of course that there's different commodities that are at the front end of our mining sector right now. So diamonds took a particular hit over the last year, although has also now rebounded and is doing significantly better. You know, we are at different stages in our sort of mining lifecycle, if I may, you know in terms of the exploration and then the level of advanced projects and where they're at in their mining cycle. We certainly are talking to both territories and are also talking with the federal government. And, you know, the things that we hear -- and talking to industry. And the things you hear aren't new. They are long-known that the cost of operating in the North are high, and also that the regulatory landscape in the North is one that is -- can be seen as a bit complex. That said, it feeds back that -- that feeds back into the fact that we have high environmental, social, and governance factors, which means this is a place whereas corporate social responsibility becomes something with a significant value in the industry. You know, the fact that once you've gone through the processes of being regulated and approved here, you have a project that is one that will have a high ESG or economic social governance factor associated with it. So all of which then is to say -- you know, and we're doing some work in that area to try to be more standard about it and also to be -- to be more public about that. And, yeah, I mean -- I feel I can go on quite at some length, Madam Chair, but I just simply do want to reassure that there's a lot of work there in this area happening both in terms of talking internally and with the other governments and with the sector about what we can do to advance this area, this industry. Thank you.