Well, I would simply reference the clients that I would be most familiar with through SADI. In all cases they're quite sophisticated in respect of the protection of the IP they've developed. Often at a later point in a project, or even when they're in the repayment phase, we undertake negotiations with them in terms of how they might wish to change arrangements around that IP, so I do see a lot of awareness of this aspect.
Gerard has mentioned that for the SMEs, it's more a matter of getting the awareness up. I know that the Canadian Intellectual Property Office is undertaking to increase its level of outreach overall, particularly for SMEs, to make them more aware of intellectual property rights and their importance and to make it easier for them, so that they can claim properly and have legal standing for the rights they should have to what they've developed.
Within the program there's quite a high level of sophistication with the clients, particularly in SADI. These are global enterprises and they're very sophisticated, and I'm quite confident that this is the last thing I have to concern myself with in respect of dealing with them. Rather, our conversations are more about how their commercialization process is undertaken in terms of prospects for repayment to the crown and matters of that kind. However, I think that's where CIPO's work in outreach with SMEs is quite critical.