I would say to you that we have the knowledge and the capacity to have participated in the management of the program. I believe that for a program like this to succeed, it would have had to have been a collaborative effort, leveraging the expertise that some charities and some non-profits bring in terms of the placement and the development of the cohorts and managing that whole exercise.
The other part of it is that we wouldn't have had an infrastructure like a web portal that could be up and running in two weeks. I'll be a little flippant. I hope you don't mind if I say this. If somebody came to us with a sound investment and said that we had two or three months and they were going to invest a good degree of funds with us, could we have developed that capacity relatively quickly? I would say, yes, we would, but I wouldn't say, even if that were the case, that it would have been a smart, efficient way to do it, rather than bringing together a collaboration of charities that specialize in this area.