Well, I indicated that we have these general principles that we think should guide crown financials' behaviour in the marketplace. For example, there should be a well-defined public policy mandate and they should provide incremental financing. They should provide niche financing. If there are gaps in the financial marketplace, we believe that crowns should be there.
Government has a variety of instruments by which it tries to extend additional credit to the marketplace. It now has the CALA loans. It has the Canada Small Business Financing Act, BDC, and FCC. We support those kinds of initiatives if they are done within well-defined public policy parameters and complement what the private sector is already doing.
If FCC behaves within that framework, we support the activities of FCC. Now, I think in all of their initiatives, in all of their deals, we have members who have some issues with some of the things they are doing. Perhaps some of my members would like to talk to that—Dave Rinneard from BMO—but I think generally, if there's a well-defined framework, we are supportive.