It's a potential avenue. It's a suggestion that could be embraced, because the problem we see right now is that the companies have to put as much money into the marketing and distribution of the products as they do into the development of the product itself.
Even though the barrier to entry has been lowered with the new mobile platforms, there is a lot of competition in the market to get that product known and seen by the wealthy users who pay for the content. That's where the real war is. It is a content war, but it's also about getting the product in more hands.
Right now, as I said, the Canadian developers have to rely on European, U.S., or Asian publishers to get their product out in the market and get revenues from those products. If we had a structured Canadian agency fostering those start-ups, those small companies, to help them push the product in the worldwide market, that could be very beneficial in the long run.