The concern resulting from this—and Mr. Pacetti raised it in a previous meeting—is that if you have a situation whereby there's a lack of liquidity in the markets.... You mentioned that the Canadian banks are stepping up, but if you have institutions leaving the market entirely, then you have sectors like the auto sector saying that the Canadian secured credit facility is a good thing but that it needs to be much larger. Then people in other sectors say the same thing.
Liquidity is a challenge in all sectors. Certainly in forestry and even in the energy sector it's a challenge. The government has been very proactive, but it's being asked to take on a bigger and bigger role through BDC, EDC, the Canadian secured credit facility. Where does it stop? Is there something else we can do whereby we're not putting the government's and taxpayer's money at so much risk?