It's very difficult to provide comparable, apple-to-apple types of examples. Really what we're looking at is just being points of mind alongside any type of program that allows for funding of the co-op sector.
For instance, a point was raised here about angel investing matching programs, where if you have accredited investors, which is a specific category, as I'm sure you're familiar with, looking at investment.... If you can garner that type of investment and have the FedDev program open up comparable types of opportunities, that would be good. But at this point in time this particular program goes strictly through angel investment entities. As such, it actually excludes the co-op sector, because it's strictly to angel investors.
Now, one could open it up so that the angel investors also are from a co-op entity of angel investors, but that's not been comprehended as of yet, and perhaps that's just merely a new thought.
So it's really just thinking differently from how we have, and rather than having very a narrow focus to opportunities for granting, have a little bit wider focus.