There are a couple of key points there.
One is that the applicant would have to belong to one of the 12 essential services, which I've listed before. That's the first test. It has to be an acute need. Part of the assessment is proving that they've gone through and exhausted all other means, and it really is a necessary intervention, that they have no other alternative or there will be an impact on Canadians. Those are the broad strokes, but the first and most important test is those 12.
Do we have an expectation of who will use it? No, we don't. Within those 12, this is new. Our hope is that the private sector is able to supply PPE but as the economy starts to open, this is really about having a backstop in place.