I wanted to add that the SADI program or other programs that are like it, if we have the right terms and conditions and we can execute those quickly, are the first step. Then we'll see if there are gaps, but I think some of those programs are not fully utilized because of some of the IP clauses and ownership clauses that are in there.
Repayment, for example, also takes into account the overall company business, as opposed to a new product that's being developed. It is a very hard pill to swallow, if the product fails, that the repayment then has to be on the rest of the IP that was never actually paid for by the government. There are some clauses in some of these programs that have prevented them from being fully utilized. The first step would be to streamline them and get it in process quickly, standardize some of those IP agreements and make sure the industry cannot fall behind.
If it takes me two years to negotiate, I'm two years out of date. I'm behind. I could fail completely.