Okay.
The simple take-away from that is that what you say at the top has to be delivered in the field.
The second issue I want to briefly mention is that we have a very good network of investors—investment bankers, regulatory bodies, stock exchanges, etc.—that understand mining and are very supportive. At times that is not enough. We need more direct funding sources from the government for resource projects. I can say that in terms of both our project and our technology, nothing has happened. The 2016 budget proposed providing over $1 billion to support clean energy in the forestry, fisheries, mining, energy, and agriculture sectors.
At the Paris climate change conference, our Prime Minister pledged $300 million a year to clean technology and innovation. The first ministers' communique stated that the federal government is committed to advancing the electrification of transportation and doubling investments in clean energy and R and D, but there is no process in place to access these funds. There is no application form, and no one knows who signs the cheques. I realize this all takes time, but some type of fund and assistance for the resource sector, especially in this period of low commodity prices and weak markets, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much.