Then again, just to get technical for a second, much like the EDC, we manage our balance sheet as I think you'd want us to. It's very consistent with the Basel agreement and how commercial banks do that. We're very explicit in terms of the risk we're taking. We have all sorts of stress testing, and we make sure we have enough equity on our balance sheet to both support that risk and make sure that we can weather the storm in terms of stress tests.
I say that because it forces us to make some tough decisions as to the type of lending and investing we do, because that economic capital is a constraint.
To answer your question—and this gets back to Monsieur Ouellette's question—in looking at the needs of small business in terms of term loans, the requirements of Canadian start-ups around venture capital, and the requirements of small business around entrepreneur-friendly growth equity, we see a lot of demand for the types of services and solutions that we provide—frankly, more than we can meet right now.