There have been some discussions about the fact that since a not-for-profit doesn't have an income to report, it would be excluded in this case. I imagine that this is the case for many different scenarios. Would you say that to effectively make sure that all aspects are covered so that you are proactive and so that you are trying to stimulate investment, and at the same time you're trying to take care of those who aren't going to qualify, as I just mentioned, that it would be prudent to have two streams, a tax incentive and grants?
On October 24th, 2017. See this statement in context.