As I say—and this gets into the distributed accountabilities in Canada where there are these shared responsibilities—oftentimes the provinces will have those mechanisms.
We also have, as I said, procurement, but it's emergency contracting. This isn't your typical “put out a request for proposals and wait” weeks in advance. This is something that happens, in many cases, in hours and days. There are emergency contracting authorities that the federal government can pull on and that the lead departments, in their areas of policy responsibility, do utilize—for instance, for asylum seekers or other things like that.