I don't have a number now, but this week I've been working with Industry Canada to see if we can put a survey together to come up with some numbers for government. Because we have hundreds of members and hundreds of suppliers, it's very difficult to come up with a number. Usually the smaller the company the greater the liquidity problem. A lot of smaller companies have very small capital bases. Their owners have put money in and have run out of money themselves to put in. They also have more difficulty getting bank financing. So the smaller the company, the more difficult it is. They are the ones that are running at the end of the line. If we don't get money to them right away, I can certainly foresee 20% to 30% not being able to survive through the summer.
My friend Mr. Atul Bali is a small supplier and would be quite helpful.