Okay. Now we're looking big, so we could look much more broadly and at the possibility of potentially looking at it through a gender lens. If we look at our 2017 budget, we can see that the outcomes of that have been very significant, because it wasn't just one specific chapter within the budget itself. The budget was looking at each detail in terms of a gender lens.
I want to raise this point. Jennifer Reynolds, from Women in Capital Markets, in Toronto, presented before the status of women committee. She mentioned a number of the same concerns that you have mentioned in your presentation: the just-in-time supports, the need for mentorships, the issue regarding financing financial literacy, and basic elements such as affordable housing and child care.
In terms of getting access to capital, would it be fair to say that one of your recommendations might be to recommend to the Government of Canada that we have specific capital set aside for women who want to get more deeply involved in entrepreneurship and also in international trade?