As you know, there's a list of agencies. There's SR and ED, which is a tax credit. First of all, by design, you need to make money to save money, and SR and ED has been pointed out as a tool that Canada uses that generates a lot of action but not necessarily a lot of outcome in terms of the ultimate purpose of all of this.
You start thinking about how BDC also plays a role with small and medium-sized enterprises, the ones that will probably be originators of new ideas. EDC plays a role. You have Alberta Innovates, for example, which is also engaged. The innovation file is financed through many agencies. We have our venture trading floor, the TSX venture exchange, which also provides capital. There's a lot of action.
The point is that although there are a lot of possibilities, what we've heard—in fact, in this report it comes out quite clearly—is that from a developer's standpoint, it's not clear how to take advantage of them. It's also not clear that you will be supported on the scale you need to be when you're ready to commercialize on a larger scale. That's coming out quite systematically.