Okay.
I'd like to ask you a question about Genome Canada, because I think there is a great deal of misconception here. You know, if an organization like NSERC or SSHRC doesn't get new funding, they still have the $900 million or $600 million that they had the previous year and they can work with that. In this case, there will be cuts because of efficiency and focusing cuts that are in your budget; nevertheless, they have some money. In the case of Genome Canada, if there is no money this year, there is effectively a hole in their planning cycle, because the money that is given in previous years is money that Mr. Godbout and his organization provide to the private sector and to scientists to allocate, and these are multi-year programs.
Effectively, if there is no money now, in 2009, it does create a hole in that planning cycle for allocating to future research. Would you agree with that assessment?