Yes. Very specifically, I think early-career investigators should be offered the opportunity for a higher rate of funding through increased funding overall for researcher-led programs. CIHR is a great example. Last year, only 20% of early-career investigators received grants, and they had to compete against more senior investigators, who had a higher rate of funding, at about 23%. It's still very low, but I think the early-career investigators really need to be looked at independently.
