Right. Even on that, some of the investors may be women themselves, and do we measure that when it comes to the equity side? It opens a whole bunch of questions, of course, that make it administratively burdensome I think at some point.
I want to take it a step back. Part of the reason we're doing this study is that in the minister's mandate letter, the minister has been mandated to develop initiatives to increase the diversity of bidders on government contracts, among other things.
I think the assumption we're all making—and I just want to know if the assumption is based on any analysis of the data—is that to do so, engaging SMEs is probably an effective way because they tend to be either women-owned or minority-owned, or a more diverse supplier. Is that an accurate assumption?