Sure. My reference to envy was certainly about Kanishka, the $10 million for research on countering violent extremism and counter-terrorism in general. A number of countries commented to us that we are extremely lucky to have this resource. As Mr. MacDonald was saying, there's no shortage of global counter-terrorism groups out there now looking to fund and catalyze research in this area.
It's helped us play a leading role in a number of these groups. Particularly, one aspect is evaluation of programs linked to countering violent extremism. We hosted a seminar here early in February. In fact, at that seminar the minister launched the counter-terrorism strategy that other countries thought was very successful. We're now leading the second stage—and this is a group of 30 different countries.
No one else has money or resources to fund research in this area, but there's hardly any research on it, so it puts Canada in a very strong leadership position on this issue.
The second part of your question, I'm sorry, I missed.