We are following the broader public sector procurement guidelines, absolutely, because we've been funded by public funds. We've taken our large area and split it into about 30 smaller areas so that smaller providers are able to compete with larger providers when we do release RFPs. Our end goal is to have a lot of very successful providers with access to the funding so that we have a system with a lot of competition. As soon as there's more competition, the market should start to take care of itself. The oligopolistic situation we're in now makes the competition not work.
On February 8th, 2018. See this statement in context.