 Christopher Eglestone is the Chief Executive Officer of ALIX Resources Corp. Christopher, you don't need any real introduction to the Investor Intel audience. You're very well known. Welcome via Skype to the Investor Intel Studio. Good. Thank you very much. You've recently been appointed the Chief Executive Officer of ALIX. I think you were on the advisory board for some time, so you know the story well. What's going to be your focus coming into the CEO chair? As a project generator, we can roam far and wide in looking for projects to develop, and that's what we're doing. We've got some projects already, some more advanced than others, and we're going to be looking to add some more on and then thinking about the ways that we can generate some value from them in the future. With the portfolio approach, what's in the portfolio now, or why with the different properties chosen? Well, our first property of note is the Mexican property, which joins both the north and south ends, the Sonora project of Bacanora, which has attracted a lot of interest because they announced that they had a deal potentially for the offtake from that to Tesla. That's made the area a bit hot, and we've got, fortunately, the extensions about the north and the south of that. We're developing that with an ASX list of company called Lithium Australia, which is also known to the investor intel audience. They are paying to earn in on that property, and that's our main prospect at the moment. But our wholly owned properties consist of several in Quebec, one in Ontario, and then there's another property farther west that we haven't done any work on at the moment. But it is interesting because it's not just Lithium, but it's a number of other minerals as well that we picked up for previously been worked on by TANCO, which is a well-known company in the TANCO space. Beyond exploration, does the company have plans to do other things with Lithium? We would wish to develop a presence in the value added chain of Lithium, and interestingly, people think of that as being involved in the presence of making the batteries. In fact, we want to go beyond that. We want to get involved in this space after the batteries are exhausted and start working with the recycling of Lithium batteries, because it's not just the Lithium itself that's in these batteries, but we also have that other obscure objective desire of the recent times, cobalt, which as a conflict mineral, in fact, one of the few non-conflict sources of cobalt will actually be recycling. That's very exciting. What should investors be looking for in the way of news flow on that subject? Well, we're going to be announcing that we're moving into this space with a very well-known operator in the specialty metals area, and they will be helping us in moving forward a move to really a demonstration plant in the short term, because we do not want to spend a long time on this, because I believe in many of these specialty metals that the advantage goes to the first mover, and we want to be a first mover in Lithium recycling. Well, that's very exciting, and we look forward to seeing the news and following the story closely. Thanks very much, Christopher. Thank you.