Thanks, Jocelyn.
We were listening in on the early part of the presentation from the Department of Industry government officials, and I think the example of the N95 masks that came up was a classic example. It was a sole-source contract. Again, the transparency and accountability are not there. Nothing personal to the bureaucrat involved, but he couldn't answer your questions as to when these masks were going to be delivered. This is, of course, a pretty crucial piece of PPE.
Small to medium-sized firms always have trouble accessing government programs like this because of the massive amount of paperwork, bureaucracy and so on. That's always a challenge, particularly now, and everybody's trying to do things really fast, so that doubles the issues here.
Again, if there can be transparency and accountability...because there's none. In the case of this N95 company, the bureaucrat could not answer when there would be masks, so I think that was a classic example.