Can I add to this for a second and come at it from a slightly different angle? Right now, money to venture capital funds comes either from pension funds--and they're looking to maximize returns, so they're looking at the returns now of B.C., and they're not putting money in B.C. It comes from governments, various provincial or federal, and it comes, in some cases still, from the retail sector, as Mr. Hayes has indicated.
The challenge in all cases is for these funds--thus for the companies in those funds--to be profitable and to make decent returns. So I would say we need to be careful, before we open the floodgates, that we're pretty comfortable we'll do so in a way that increases the chance of those funds being profitable. That means size; it means expertise. There are a lot of caveats that you want to have in place, or else you'll end up basically taking a lot of money from the public, and unfortunately they'll be disappointed.
It's not a bad idea to raise money on the supply side, but you need to make sure it has a structure around it that increases the chances of success.