Thank you.
And thank you, Mr. Regan.
I'm going to take the next round and maybe just hitchhike on what Mr. Regan was asking and what I think you also mentioned, Mr. LePage.
Mr. Martin proposed that we study this, and I appreciate that, because I certainly was aware of the social economy but not to the extent of what happens with it. So this has been good for me today to hear a bit more about what happens.
Mr. LePage, you talked about return on investment as obviously being something, and Ms. Neamtan mentioned that as well. How do we judge this? How do you figure out what your return on investment is? If there is $1 billion invested, how do you determine whether it's $1 billion or $3 billion? And what are some of the tools you use? We've talked about leverage. It was talked about before.
Maybe Mr. LePage, and then Ms. Neamtan, and then Ms. Hunter, just talk about what kind of leverage we are getting, and how do you measure that? How does that happen?