Well, as Riley said, the market is generally pretty good at taking its course. We're not talking here about completely reinventing the wheel, but of shifting the focus, as we've all said.
There used to be some programs administered by the federal government that are no longer available. There was the fleeting shooting star of MTEP, the marquee tourism events program.It had a two-year horizon and then it ended. There was something called trade routes program administered by Canadian Heritage. PromArt I think was a DFAIT program, and there was Culture.ca. All of those things have gone away. FACTOR still exists, and a lot of our artists avail themselves of FACTOR through the new talent demo awards and videoFACT as well.
We believe that those programs that disappeared for one reason or another didn't animate the industry as I'm speaking about here, which is really to put the funding and support in the hands of the promoters, the venues, or the industry that can provide the stages for the artist to perform upon. I think that is the easiest and the most streamlined way for the federal government to be involved at that level to reinstate some of this dialogue that might lead to creation of appropriate programs and the flowing of support into the right quarters.