This question will be for Mr. Hartt. There seems to be renewed interest in social finance among those in the not-for-profit sector, and even in the investment community. I was very fortunate; I sat for several years on a provincially funded social finance trust. We also know that, in this era of fiscal restraint, governments are looking at how social finance can benefit taxpayers. I wonder if you could just comment on that a bit.
But I'd like you to expand more on the broad range of potential benefits that could come from greater government investment in social funding, such as using it for educational purposes in communities, helping aboriginal communities maybe invest in some type of a business, or something like that. I wonder if you could just quickly answer that.
That'll give you about four minutes, because I think I took a minute, sir.