That's awesome. Thank you very much. I would love to have Nova Scotia on that list. I'm very familiar with the program. I'm also familiar with the work of Morris Green, in my own riding of South Shore—St. Margarets, who is doing a lot of work with Guys Work. We've had him in a lot to work with some of our boys.
I have one last question. Within my riding, I've met with a lot of different women's groups and a lot of different action groups. A lot of them talk to me about application processes. I'm glad to talk to the panel here today about that. They're saying that when their programs come out, sometimes they have multiple places within, let's say, my province of Nova Scotia, and they feel like they're competing when they're applying for things. When we're looking at streamlined application processes, I think my colleagues from across the way mentioned the rubric and how we apply for these.
I have wonderful organizations that are having to spend a lot of money on consultants in order to apply in some of the applications, because they're so convoluted. I'm wondering if there have been any measures in terms of how we could have a streamlined process so that it doesn't take a rocket scientist to help get funding and apply for some of the programs that are available.