Janet is absolutely correct, but from a macro point of view I'll give you some examples. There are 65,000 companies registered at the NSPA, and only 700 are Canadian. Of the share of contracts in 2016, Canada received 1%. If you add a few contracts for errors in accounting or that were missed, maybe we're at 4% or 5%. At the NCIA in Brussels, 850 companies are registered to do basic order agreements, which is daily business with the NCIA. Of these 850 companies, only 26 are Canadian. From the get-go, we are significantly missing opportunities.
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