Okay, so the $12 billion in the secured financial facility we're offering will be helpful. It's one portion of the piece.
The other thing we're really discussing around here, after hearing from everybody that credit is an issue.... And we have a facility for that. Whether it's enough or not, that's been up for discussion, there's no doubt about it. But there is another side of the coin, as there may be a company or two who come to see us about an actual loan—not a gift, but an operating loan to keep them in business—for which the taxpayer will expect repayment.
From a fairness perspective, since you're not likely to be one of those companies coming to see us, do you have a set of criteria that I, as a member of Parliament, should be looking at in terms of how that money could be used, so that it doesn't give them an unfair advantage over those who haven't asked for it?