Sure. I'll take a crack at that.
The complexity of the procurement process is incredible. I'll give you just one anecdote from a company. In bidding on a same-sized contract in the U.S. and in Canada, in the U.S. it is a binder full of information that they're asking for, and in Canada they weighed theirs, and I think it was 45 pounds of paper. Just the amount of material that's being generated on this oftentimes is incredible.
There are definitely ways to streamline the procurement, to make it risk-based approaches: Do you need the amount of information for something very simple? However, there's definitely.... We put in some recommendations on that. It is a huge issue. It's one of the concerns I have with the DPU. There's lots of money there. How do we get the money out quickly and effectively to actually make a difference on some of these things?