I think it starts at home, allowing access to procurement. We've also addressed throughout this presentation the lack of finances, the lack of training. Our role is capacity building. We've been dealing with a number of federal departments to roll that training out in many ways to our members, whom we bring together.
You've seen a number of organizations here at the table representing their own memberships. I think it's more about how we bring them together and work together. That's why I like the idea of a federated approach. You can still deal with your own membership in your respective area, but come together to share information and best practices, whether it's under the banner of a data lake, which I think should be considered, or other issues, such as training for procurement officers. I think this is how we have to come together for the betterment of our communities, our indigenous entrepreneurs and what we contribute to the GDP of this country.