Obviously, our strongest area is in NSERC funding, so we have a lot of experience with discovery, as we do with SSHRC funding and CIHR.
What I will say is that there's a commonality among the three. Our researchers all comment that they spend far too much time filling in forms, redoing their CVs to a common CV standard, than they do with their research. I think that, to the extent the discovery process is perhaps slightly more onerous than others get, it gets a bad rap. The lesson to be learned is: Let's try to reduce the bureaucratic red tape around applications, especially in the forms that are required to be filled out. No one's asking us to skimp on the ideas and the science that we're putting forward, but in terms of the actual forms and working through the bureaucratic red tape, those are the elements that we see in discovery—and in the other granting agencies, to be fair—that need to be seriously reduced.