I'm going to make a couple of comments. They're maybe not going to answer your question directly, but they will give you a bit of context.
First, the purpose of the CEBA program is to meet non-deferrable costs that a small business might have. It fits into a scheme of other programs the government has available, including the other credit programs offered by BDC and EDC. It also includes the CERB, which would be available, for example, to a sole proprietor, so it's part of the broader framework of programs.
When it comes to this specific program, we were looking for criteria that could be adjudicated rapidly. As Andrew suggested with regard to other programs that have been put up, we needed very simple criteria that could allow the program to be deployed quickly, to be scaled very, very rapidly, and that would provide an indication of the physical platform a business has. The operative idea here is to get at those businesses that are actually going to have costs. It's a place where those costs aren't otherwise met through other forms of support the government has.