I was going to begin by saying that, of course, speed and effectiveness are the key criteria.
When you look at these things, we're lucky in that we have a system in the Canada Revenue Agency and Service Canada that is equipped to deal with these programs and that has the nimbleness to adapt: for example, to stand up the Canada emergency response benefit and, shortly, to put in place the wage subsidy.
I think it's also important to leverage the private sector through the loan system and to work with them. I think it's important to look at the tool kit and its adaptability, and also to understand that while we're in a crisis, it's in a broader context that we need to think about having a system that has the checks and balances in place and is equipped to look at these things beyond the immediate challenge.