Thank you, Mr. Brison, for the question.
The short answer would be yes. As you point out, the flow-through share concept, which has been in the mining industry for about 30 years, has been hugely successful as a cost-effective vehicle for small mining companies and oil and gas companies to raise capital. As you point out, much of it has happened in Toronto, but it has not exclusively happened there. In the energy sector, flow-throughs have been an active market in western Canada. I might add that the mining industry in Quebec has been very dependent on flow-through shares.
There's no question about their success. Indeed, we have argued that the concept could be expanded into other sectors, particularly the knowledge-based sectors—biotech and high-tech companies—using a similar concept, again to provide a little lower cost of capital for those companies and to make it easier for them to raise capital.
So yes, we would be supportive of that idea.