Mr. Morris, you're saying that you need $100 million basically to gather the information. I don't know how much time I have, but I served on the finance committee for years. I found, at least when we were in government, we used to like these little projects and stuff like this. The biggest problem we had, or the biggest problem the medical profession had, is that they really had poor representation. You don't have time to go out there, talk to politicians, and do the necessary work to get that support.
I think this is a marvellous suggestion. It just makes sense, because just in this short conversation, it's obvious that this is a very complicated and confusing issue, and there needs to be some gathering of information and education right across the board. If that can be done for $100 million, that's the best money.
I would suggest that you put together a lobby group of some sort and start to lobby the government, because, as I said, when we were in government, we used to love these little $50 million, $100 million jobs, or something along those lines. I know Sinai had a number of projects like that.
Are you doing that?