I'm sorry, yes, targeted advance requires both the agreement of the province and the federal government, because there is always a risk, because you're doing it on future payments. For example, British Columbia prefers to do an interim advance. Ontario prefers to do an interim rather than a targeted advance. Quebec doesn't require the targeted advance per se; it does it within the ASRA program and the CAIS. So it's not a one-size-fits-all solution; it's just another tool that allows us to help.
