You have research and education, for example. There are a number of engineering schools in Canada that teach aerospace engineering. You have to help research; therefore, you need to have researchers—NRC, for example. They need equipment in order to conduct this high-tech research, so it's about renewing the equipment.
You have the idea also of the various levels of government—municipal, provincial, national, international, as well—if I could use the expression, trying to row in the same direction.
You don't want duplication. You don't want conflicts when you try to help the industry to export. That is a main purpose. You have to develop the aircraft and sell the aircraft, so having government....
For instance, if the Quebec Government wants to help Bombardier sell its aircraft, that's good. Would the federal government want to do the same thing in the same places? They might want to go to other places so they can cover as many places as possible to get the aircraft sold.