Oh my goodness, that's a great question.
The year I joined EDC, 1994, I believe they did $11 billion in what is called cover. They provided risk tools to $11 billion in Canadian exports. I believe last year they did $90 billion. Anybody who has seven or eight times growth in a decade or more is moving in the right direction.
EDC has come very far in serving all members of the export community. I think the model is more or less right. We have the model right. They are not dependent upon the taxpayer at all. They are actually able to pay dividends back, so that the state is investing in EDC, and EDC is giving back.
They are also partnering with all the banks. They have come a long way. They are working with the private sector, private lenders, and private insurers. Without being there at the coalface every day, I don't know about the details, but I think Canada's trade finance system stacks up exceptionally well compared to almost anybody else in the world, and small businesses are benefiting from that.