Okay.
We had a real problem with borrowing money, because when any financial institution would look at an REA, they see a pole and a line but really didn't classify those as assets. But because an REA can determine its own rates—you can charge $20 a month today, but tomorrow you can up it to $40—there is a way of doing that. But when the government comes, I think we have to make sure that the legislation does not change to the worse, making it a little harder to get started. Whether it's loans or grants, most people can try to get their own money to do something.
On their tax status, too, if they are not-for-profit, hopefully that won't change. We hear funny rumours about that. We don't want that to happen.
We want protection so we can grow and exist. Sometimes the hardest person to deal with is the government and sometimes they're the easiest. It's dependent on what they believe.