Now, that's a historical example, and we've already heard from West Coast LEAF about some important initiatives in B.C. that could receive funding if the program were reinstated with the expanded mandate and that I think would also have national applications that would benefit people across the country.
Might there be some political criticism of the federal government? Yes, I acknowledge that; I'm not naive. But I think it's not terribly dissimilar from the way the Supreme Court of Canada decides when it will hear cases. It will hear cases out of provincial jurisdictions when there are national implications to the case. It will grant leave to hear those appeals. I think appropriate criteria would have to be in place to decide which cases would be funded. It would not be the only criteria, surely, but one of them would be whether a case has national implications.