If I could go ahead, I think this sort of ties back to what you said as well.
One thing we need to ensure is that the federal government works with indigenous businesses well before an RFP is posted. Once an RFP is posted, it's too late for our businesses to scale up and go out and resource the employees they need.
I know that even within the Centre Block in Ottawa, a lot of construction will be going on in the next 20 to 30 years. As well, we're working with the federal government and OSME to try to ensure that these businesses realize what opportunities are coming up. Then we can work with the asset holders and say that these are the types of trades and opportunities that will be required in our indigenous businesses to be able to fulfill these contracts, so that when the actual RFP is posted, we're able to apply to it and we're capable of responding to those RFPs fully, without having to scramble and then say that we don't have the means.
I think one of the best things that needs to happen is more engagement prior to the actual RFP coming out.