Thank you for the question. Over the past 18 months, we've been thinking a lot about how we coordinate as federal and provincial agencies like the ones Mikaela just mentioned to provide a one-window application, to provide a shared federal-provincial approach to due diligence and contracting so that we can free up time and effort for companies like MEG to get busy on their technology demonstration and deployment. We've made significant strides in that regard and shortened our processes.
We're looking at being more proactive. In that regard, I think the agencies, both federally and provincially, work.... That was with Alberta. We also have a relationship with Ontario that's similar, and in one in Atlantic Canada as well, through Innovacorp, and we are just looking at ones in B.C. and Quebec.
I think a big part of what the public agencies and departments can do is look at how we can support the companies, make it easier for them to accelerate what they're doing and get it deployed more quickly, while obviously still holding them to milestones of delivery, because that's what we all want to see. It's really about trying to be a facilitator in that regard.