That specific example aside, I would say that, looking at the projects that we've examined in the past, there is flexibility. There has been, in the past, flexibility on the part of the government, especially the public service, to change or lighten the reporting requirements and to potentially standardize the reporting requirements. Again, you have to recognize that in the 634 first nations, plus other indigenous communities across the country, there are differing levels of need and differing levels of capacity that you're dealing with, so having one single form for everybody potentially doesn't necessarily make sense.
