I can go first, and then maybe Jamie and Professor Loxley can follow.
Just very briefly, I agree with you. I think access to capital is an important consideration, and I think that's certainly to be promoted. That's something the government should be looking for, especially in fiscally constrained times such as we are in currently.
I would say that the other piece is the opportunity to drive innovation and take lessons from these social finance investors, whether foundations or others, and mainstream those back into government practice and public policy.
I think both of those are opportunities that are very important and that, if designed carefully, could offer significant benefits for the government, for citizens, and for everyone in the ecosystem.