I do think that could be an issue with bankability and lending. We know Canadian banks are secure. If you're comparing them to a regional bank in the States right now, the Canadian banks look pretty good, but maybe if Canadian banks are out there listening to this committee, they can be part of the solution.
There's one last thing I want to ask about as well. It's to do with the Kitchener-Waterloo story and Magnet Forensics. This was a high-tech business not started by a high-tech person. It was not started out of a university, as far as I know. It was started by a police officer. The company recently sold at market cap of almost $2 billion, but it was sold to an American private equity firm headquartered in Chicago. In a way, with my Canadian flag wrapped around my shoulders right now, I think that's a shame.
When we look at net benefit to Canada and the Investment Canada Act and all these things, is this something that the governments need to look at going forward? When we have these crown jewels that can sell around the world and add to our GDP, should we just let them be sold willy-nilly to an American private equity firm?
Thank you.