I was going to say I believe that BDC and EDC, from my conversations with them, feel very strongly that their shareholder is looking at their bottom line as well.
I think there's another helpful element. One is capacity. At a time like this, we have to get everybody trying to maximize what they can do. Both of them, particularly BDC, are being given additional capacity. For EDC, the additional very useful component I think is that they will be allowed to move into the domestic space—and you know that's part of the budget bill—for certain types of products and certain types of assistance, and certain types of insurance, for example, that only the EDC offers.
The variety of products I think will also help in terms of the marketplace. But I don't believe any of us think, apropos of what my colleague said, that loosening up the credit standards and pressing credit on people who are not creditworthy is the aim of this particular program. The aim is to try to marshal all of the resources and to do pari passu lending, and side-by-side lending, or lending by consortium, or things that we can do to spread the risk over all of the institutions in question. I think that's what's going to happen.