Thank you, Dr. Whiteside.
I'm going to ask you another question on a somewhat related topic. I asked a previous witness about this letter that was released by a group of 270 university professors, including two Nobel laureates and 37 recipients of the Order of Canada, calling on the government to increase federal scholarships, both for graduate students and for post-graduate students.
I note in your testimony that your organization, the Banting Research Foundation, has proposed a $100-million federal investment, specifically, I believe, toward researchers in the health and biomedical sciences field.
There is only so much federal funding. If there were $100 million, it seems like there is another proposal, to increase graduate scholarships in general. Would that achieve a similar end to what you're proposing with this $100-million fund, or is much more money needed across the ecosystem in general? I don't know if that question is clear.
