I would just make the distinction, Mr. Chairman, that the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, which owns these companies, takes very little grant money from governments. We have very significant not-for-profit activities in health, education, rural development, and microfinance, etc., where we've worked with CIDA and many other donors for many, many years.
The one area where the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development—the private sector arm—does take public money, is...there are many western donors that have private sector agencies that provide concessional debt or favourable equity in order to spur that kind of work.
The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development does work with governments. Canada does not have that kind of vehicle, but the governments who do often work with—