The private sector has led on indigenous procurement in Canada. I'm more familiar with what's going on out west. I'm from Saskatchewan. If you look at the resource sector, you see that they have led the way. Look at the Wood Buffalo region and all that has been done there.
Corporate Canada is also a little bit more flexible. When they look at their procurement opportunities, if the top guy says, "You know what? We're going to use this person", it's going to happen. It's a little bit different. I think corporate Canada is realizing that by utilizing indigenous businesses, it is growing the indigenous economy. Ultimately, it's always a business case. When you grow the indigenous economy, hopefully they, in turn, are going to be buying your products or services. Corporate Canada is really making a good effort.
Cota Aviation, which you mentioned, was one of the first indigenous businesses to get a tier-one contract with the navy on submarine retrofitting. It is showing success. I think corporate Canada has done a great job.