I referred earlier to the point that businesses in Canada overall are investing 58% of what the U.S. firms are. As you mentioned, this is an opportunity they should seize. We think it's critical with regard to competitiveness and making sure they can be innovative.
At the end of the day, the government needs to have a targeted approach. That's one of the things the IRAP and also the BDC will do: work with the industry and with various associations as well to try to increase the number of firms that will adopt ICTs and that will have a presence on the Internet.
For example, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce itself has a role to promote with its members the importance of having a web presence, of tapping into the available resources, and to make sure they do that. As part of their membership, they have a number of ICT firms that can provide solutions to their members as well. It's also important that the various associations themselves work with their members to increase their web presence and their adoption of ICTs in order to increase, as I mentioned, their ability to innovate, but also to compete.