Yes. That is why I think quite a few people have recommended various ways to go about this, perhaps from a council perspective, which I think had been intended to be set up, but part of the issue here is the context. In terms of the context, as a country, we have to be able to understand that complacency doesn't do it. As we look forward, I think we all agree that we have significant challenges ahead, not just on the economy side but also in our security, in the fact that the world is becoming more protectionist, and so on. If we look at all those things happening, we must make sure that we are able to choose areas that have a connection across academia, across industry, across government, and address some of the things that we really need to deal with, such as climate change. You can take those areas and say, if you work your way back, what are the emerging technologies and how do we invest in them?
I'm on the board of Ocean Networks Canada, which is a great organization, but it spends most of its time trying to find matched funding for the work that's being done. It has been much appreciated that CFI has been able to raise its amount of funding to I think 60% of the total, but the other 40% is still there. Part of what we need to be able to do is not only choose the areas well, but when we've chosen those areas, invest in the basic operations 100%.