Yes, I do believe that it's fair to have some degree of allocation of funding that's given to each sport based on the popularity of the sport, because that, at the end, also impacts the amount of money that comes through the entire system. That's the way that funding has been from a government standpoint in the past when I used programs such as Quest for Gold carding from the Ontario government.
At the same time, I do believe that funding, overall, from the ground up, does require some degree of rehabilitation because it seems that there's a stopping point right now somewhere between what the government has allocated and what schools are allocated. Again, I can only speak from my experience here as an undergrad and a graduate student. We went from some small amount of subsidies at the start in the form of scholarships to paying to play at a fairly competitive level the last six or seven years. As much as we are very committed and passionate about our sport, it's something that, unfortunately, most students can't physically afford to do. Much of the burden has been picked up by our alumni association to help with that, but it does feel that, overall, the students are not receiving any support in terms of sports scholarships.