Absolutely. When we heard at the very beginning that the wage subsidy, for example, was not covering companies that are starting up but also have employees, we changed that. The revenue reduction threshold was not something they could show, comparing this year to last year, because they're new. They can now use January-February as the baseline for this year. That's for newer businesses, but those innovative, high-growth start-up businesses also need our support.
Just a few days ago, the Prime Minister announced that we are helping those high-growth, innovative start-up businesses to get the support they need to weather this period through the industrial research assistance program. It's a $270-million program. A component of that also goes to young entrepreneurs, because we know that those very young entrepreneurs are also part of those innovative businesses.