In fact, we follow protocols to license, but we try very hard not to get into the active promotion. It puts the minister in an awkward situation if she has to judge a project under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, or in the case of a chemical that may be regulated under CEPA, if we have developed applications for that. We try to ensure that private sector folks who may be interested in taking advantage of or capturing the opportunity are aware of it, without being active promoters of it. It could put the minister in an awkward situation.
So for regulatory departments, that's an important question.