That's a tricky question, because I think the answer would vary by industry. If there were specific industries in which the government saw that there were more cash reserves and that investment wasn't happening, there might be some industry-specific opportunities to look at.
A lot of the holding on to cash that's happening at the corporate and individual levels is beyond our borders. The post-U.S. election period, a little more stability in Europe, and a little more confidence globally in the economy are going to help.
Locally, Mr. Carney's or the Bank of Canada's policy on maintaining interest rates has certainly helped in keeping the rate low to stimulate investment. There is a limited amount we can do within Canada until the global economy situation is in a better position.