I would say that it was identified at the earliest stage that these industrial support programs and research and development programs would be key tools to mobilize Canada to respond to COVID. In fact, I would highlight the support that we've been able to generate through the innovation superclusters across Canada, which have now dedicated some $55 million to a variety of projects that are very critical in terms of meeting the needs for critical equipment and also to develop solutions to the challenges that we're now facing. These programs came into use, and they have been able to channel their support to this current challenge and have been quite effective in that regard.
I would also say that the NRC IRAP network, which is a long-standing, very solid network across the country with over 200 advisers, has been very helpful in connecting supply and demand and unlocking the potential of our innovators to solve the problems we're facing here in Canada.