Well, I'll take the opportunity to ensure that we have the actual facts and the truth put forward here.
First of all—I don't want to mislead this committee or the House—all of our projects have a contribution from the organizations themselves. Their contribution.... They all have the leverage; they all have the requirement that they contribute. As Ms. Biggs has indicated, the Canadian contribution is usually on a three to one basis. So this was not a unique element of this particular project.
As I've said before, we receive many good proposals, and we have to pick the best and the strongest among all. It doesn't mean that there aren't other good proposals that have come forward that we have not had the capacity to fund. Many of the proposals that come from members of KAIROS meet the criteria—they have indicated how many people and what countries, etc.—and we cannot fund all of them.
And I would not agree that anything based on speculation is the fact.