Thank you all.
This discovery research, Mr. Pitka, on canola was because at that time Agriculture Canada did recovery research and took a shot in the dark. In the 1995 budget—I remember it well; we were the government at that time—we cut back by going to matching dollars. It was because of budgetary issues, but we went to matching dollars.
Am I wrong in thinking that, because we've now gone to matching dollars, the corporate sector is demanding that we get a return on dollars within five or seven years, and therefore, we're not doing the discovery research any more under that proposal that we used to do? Should we emphasize more public research shot in the dark rather than depend on the matching dollars from the corporate sector, who have their profit they're interested in rather than shot-in-the-dark research?