Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'm not sure whether it was Mr. Hartt or Mr. Jackson who mentioned that philanthropists would be willing to accept riskier investments. Just to be clear, I would call these modern-day philanthropists, given that, originally, philanthropists were people who gave money without the expectation of anything in return.
When we talk about social finance, we are still talking about markets, in general, and action research. This model is being advanced to see if it works, but not enough time has passed to gather any meaningful results and decide whether we should continue using the model or not.
Are there any results or examples you could share to say whether or not we're on the right track?