Thank you very much for the question.
The majority of opportunities are held back by investment and access to financing. It's very difficult sometimes in first nations communities to be able to lever access to finance to do business expansion. For us in business development, all of our money is intended to go directly back to serve our first nations communities and benefit the first nations communities individually to support all of those social programs.
When we're trying to do business development, sometimes we're not on an even playing field with organizations. For those of us in the forest industry, the companies we go up against are often international companies with very large bankrolls and often many site locations in comparison to our mom-and-pop operation as a sawmiller. We're just not on the same playing field, basically. The opportunity is not there for us to access the same amount of financing, to go to the bank in the same way, to stockpile those reserves, or to make increases, advancements or changes. It's just not there.
We're not paying an individual family here. We're supporting entire communities through economic development.