Yes, we've seen it happen. I think what public works tries to do is use the pre-qualification process to limit the number of bidders, right? That's in order to make their system more efficient—I think that's an important part.
Oftentimes in those, where there's a supply arrangement or others, you're bidding against companies that are larger and have a competitive advantage in the bidding process. You've narrowed it a bit, and now it's even harder. Now you've taken all of the potential scopes of work that are pre-qualified out of the picture except for those that are pre-qualified....
The pre-qualification process has been a problem for small and medium-sized businesses, there's no question about it. There has to be a balance in the efficiency of the procurement system, for sure, but for indigenous businesses and small and medium-sized businesses, that whole system is stacked against them.