I think over the last two or three years when we started working with bioplastic, especially with the seaweed, we started seeing new things are coming, like the new accelerator program from the Ocean Supercluster and all those things. They started coming and supporting us. As well, there are provinces like Nova Scotia that are heavily building on those. Newfoundland started seeing the importance of seaweed as a secondary source of revenue for the fishermen, as well as using it for multiple purposes, including bioplastic.
We expect that the federal government can help with the understanding of these regulations on seaweed growing because whenever you are dealing with bioplastic, you require feedstock in a high quantity. There are strict environmental rules, but the growing of the seaweed has no harm on the environment.
There has to be some research done, so, of course, you need some money for the research. I just talked about the European partners, and we see those people, their universities and their governments heavily investing in the enhancement of bioplastic capacity at the university level.