Thank you for the question.
If I were to repeat what I think you're asking, it's how to ensure that there are smaller centres or smaller municipalities included in this—the same as Mr. Nuttall's question.
Frankly, I share a bit of the concern that the money for superclusters will go to super-cities and it will be a drop in the bucket against current activities that are already ongoing. I view the supercluster initiative more as what a bank would do to a company, which is that it would have the money available when you don't really need it. You're looking for a 6% to 8% return, but I don't think it's going to have as powerful an impact without the stated purpose of going into smaller communities.
It's been said before that it's not the big firms that are doing a lot of research, innovation, and commercialization. The big firms, with shareholders, are looking for growth of 8% a year, and they do that through acquisition of new IP and new ideas. It's the innovation that comes from the smaller and medium-sized companies that feeds the machine. When you start looking at putting money into the superclusters around the largest centres, I think the regional places where great innovation exists will be excluded from that, for the simple function that people do business with those they know. For example, I recognize that a couple of you folks know each other by name, and I'm brand new to this because of my geographic distance.
I think there needs to be a concerted effort to look at where you can empower some of the smaller communities.