In Canada and in many countries around the world, we are really fortunate that people are very generous of spirit, particularly in emergencies and difficult times. An abundance of individuals have stepped forward, willing to volunteer. As I mentioned, many systems have been set up by provinces and regions and locally, where there's been a call to volunteer, and thousands and thousands of people have come forward. It's human nature that when you can do something to make the world better, you want to do it. The motivation and inspiration for volunteers is to help others.
In terms of an incentive, my sense is that people do not need an incentive in order to come forward and that people, including youth, are doing that. Youth are very generous in wanting to ensure that the communities where they live and the planet they live on are thriving. I don't think an incentive is needed. My sense is that we are very lucky to have thousands and thousands of people coming forward to volunteer.
For students who need financial assistance, I think that can be handled, again, through grants separately, thereby also giving the message to those who are interested in volunteering that there are some opportunities that can be checked out, but not to connect them.