I think the first thing to do is to pass the budget, because in the budget there is increased funding for EDC and for the Canada Account. We look to EDC and the government to use the Canada Account to be able to fund directly the parts suppliers who need money, those that are thinly capitalized now and don't at the moment meet the current financial criteria as they have done in the past. We certainly have had companies go to EDC and ask for $15 million, for example, but because their financial situation had deteriorated, they could only get $5 million under the normal financing. So we would need to look to the Canada Account for the other $10 million.
The other part of this is that EDC and BDC have had what I think is called their contingent liability section increased, and that's where accounts receivable insurance is a contingent liability. So with that, again, we would need the contingent liability insurance from EDC employed in the parts sector.
If those two things could be done, they would allow the industry to get through 2009 and be able to react and increase production when things get better—which we expect to happen in about a year's time.