One thing is that there have been studies that demonstrate a lack of sufficient equity capital for small and growing small businesses. You're right. There are schemes out there by government, but they're very small in relation to the size of the business sector and the need for risk capital. In fact, there's been a lot of evidence in terms of the shortage of an ability to expand and grow businesses, which in part is due to a lack of capital. The Bank of Canada and a number of private studies have talked about that.
In terms of the enterprise investment scheme itself, you're right to ask if there has been a comprehensive study on how that would work, whether it would add that much more, whether it would be incremental and not justifying expenditure. Those are legitimate questions. The only answer I would have is that there haven't been those studies. There probably is a need for some background work, but there's no reason that a scheme like that can't be put forward on a trial basis. Perhaps, as with the other proposal I mentioned, it could be put forward for maybe a year to see whether it has much impact.