Yes.
I will do that to the best of my ability, and if it doesn't quite cut it, we can probably give you a written summary afterwards.
When the feds announced the community adjustment fund and said we have $30 million—$20 million for loans and $10 million for grants—it was advertised, and we had 500 applicants.
The trust has an assessment model. We can feed all of the particulars of every application in and rate them, and then the top-rated ones were put to the board for approval. I think in two meetings we approved all of the top ones, and a couple of extras in case some were declined.
In the case of the Skeena Bakery, a not-for-profit did apply, with the provision that they needed dollars to buy equipment and rent a building, but it was to train handicapped and disabled people on how to run a bakery. In the end when that was approved—I believe the federal government had to do a final sign-off—based on our inputs, that money was transferred directly as a grant to the bakery.