I would say that on IP, we've done a lot of work already with DRDC in terms of a lot of our institutions in the U15. DRDC is the research arm of the Department of Defence. You can think about it as a Defence federal lab, in a way. We have comprehensive agreements with many of our institutions. There are IP clauses there. We've worked around these issues. Obviously, there are some adjustments going forward, but I don't anticipate that this will be a major obstacle going forward for our institution.
In other words, we understand that on national security and on sovereignty, there are imperatives that the government obviously has on IP. Our institutions are willing to play ball on that.