I can take a stab at that, if you like.
We work with a lot of remote communities, not necessarily in Canada. It could be a remote community in the middle of the Caribbean that also has an issue when you try to find a spare part or a valve or something. They don't exist. We just started a system down there. They don't even have the right types of valves to put on the system.
To answer your question, companies like SNC-Lavalin are fabulous engineering companies, but a lot of their expertise, particularly in the water and engineering department, is that they're looking at systems from a large centralized utility model. I don't care whether it's SNC-Lavalin, Jacobs engineering or Veolia; their expertise has really developed around large capital-intensive projects—