My understanding is that it's the amount of the loan. The EDC would leave anything under $1 million, I think, to the BDC. That's the reason. As you know, the EDC finances exports; well, one thing they are supposed to do is finance your customers to buy your product. In the case of the BDC, they would help with real estate acquisitions being made overseas, for example, when they're too small to be financed by the EDC.
I think there's a rationale behind it. Last year, the BDC did a very good study about the fact that most Canadian businesses did not grow. We're good at setting up businesses, but what they found is that very few businesses actually grow from small to medium to large, and that's a problem. We don't want SMEs to be SMEs forever. The idea, I think, is that in the Canadian market they're limited in growth because we're only 35 million people, I guess, and if you want to grow, you have to go somewhere else. I think that's the philosophy behind it.