The changes to the SR and ED program have essentially changed the program from being a tax credit incentive to a direct incentive. The direct incentive may have the result of limiting the size of the growth of those companies, because once they grow beyond that certain point, they will no longer be eligible to make use of those programs. Indeed, some companies have adopted a strategy of limiting their size because they are going to continue to use this. It makes sense for them.
There is nothing on the other side of that for the larger companies, the ones that typically are commercializing. Again, this is about productivity and commercialization of R and D. Those larger companies are the more likely ones to take a product to the commercialization stage, because they have the capital, because they have the resources, and because they have the skills base to take a research and development idea to commercialization.
There is nothing on the incentive for them at this point.