Capital is mostly hard to come by, for a lot of companies. More established companies have easy access to capital. The smaller ones, the start-up ones, have a lot harder time getting access to any capital, whether it is through government funding or through traditional commercial areas.
I think CME has been pretty clear, and maybe I will restate it here on the record. I think one of the biggest challenges we have in Canada is how to help small companies become medium companies, and medium companies become large companies. We simply don't have enough large domestic companies to drive global innovation. We have Bombardier and BlackBerry, and over the course of history we've had a whole bunch that have largely been sold out. Having large companies drives a tremendous amount of innovation in Canada in and of itself, but our companies tend to stop when they get just past start-up phase. There are structural reasons, including the tax regime in Canada, which actually punishes companies for growing—which makes no sense whatsoever.
We need to look at some of those imperatives or barriers to growth to get companies to become larger, so they are on a global scale.