Thank you for that, and thank you for your comment.
One of the reasons we involve clinicians is to assess the program at the front end and also at the back end. In particular, Dr. Alice Aiken, at Queen's University, and her clinical support team are taking a more active role in looking at some of these programs to make sure that, first, we're in good standing to be offering funds to support them—to be very candid with you, it's a bit of a protection for us—but also to look at the results and the evidence so that we can go beyond the anecdotal evidence.
It's fair to say that animals such as horses and dogs have a great history in helping and supporting humans for many situations. I think we're on fairly good ground to say that animals of that sort would be helpful, but still it is good to do that.