Yes, that makes sense. Being a business person myself for 13 years, and having run a business and supported a lot of other business owners to grow their businesses, that seems to make a lot of sense to me.
Now, the Government of Canada is actually doing this. We're assuming risk by using public incentives and investments strategically. We now have investment tax credits. We have the Canada growth fund. We have the strategic innovation fund and the net-zero accelerator. There's quite a few of these programs, which I think you referred to as a “suite” of programs, wherever we deem there to be a strategic public interest and advantage that Canada can gain in terms of economic growth, opportunity for workers, leading the way and being globally competitive. When it seems to be in the public interest, the Government of Canada is essentially using its balance sheet to assume some of the risk to attract private capital into those strategic areas.
Is that not the philosophy here or the theory of change? Can you provide the rationale for that?