I just want to make sure. This is tangentially related to intervenor funding, but it was much more related to the question of giving the court the flexibility to direct moneys to interns, to folks doing guild training, to folks doing apprenticeships.
In the first reading, what concerned me was that it was restricted to scholarships for colleges and universities. I think if you look at educational institutions as defined by the tax code, certainly under the RESP regimes, it now includes things like hairdressing schools and trade schools. I'm trying to make sure that if the judge or court wants to direct some of these moneys to be used for these purposes, they have the flexibility to suggest putting them into a fund that's going to help train 10 more marine environmental inspectors. That's not in a college or university. That was the import of the concerns I raised the first time around, and I want to make sure that's caught.