Absolutely. We assess each of the projects submitted to our agency in a very rigorous way and use the same set of criteria for businesses or for non-profit organizations, for example, in support to businesses. We would look at the expected outcomes and results of a project, both in terms of the potential economic benefits and the economic value of the project. That would be one of the criteria, for example.
The other one would be to look at how viable the project is. Is it sound? Does it have, let's say, a management committee with the capacity to deliver that project? That is another part of it.
The other thing is that in some cases we would look at previous results or the past experience of that organization or business. That would give us a sign of the track record of that company.
Of course, our mandate is really to support businesses and non-profit organizations in support to businesses, but we do it in a very rigorous way so that we are able to assess which projects would be best to invest in.