That's a great question.
Yes, there's a big difference. There's some applied research at universities, of course, but a lot of it is basic theoretical knowledge research, which is critical for our society. In the polytechnic sector, it's all about the partners and dealing with solutions, so we need funding mechanisms that can work at the speed of industry, as was talked about at the earlier session, and are more timely.
I noticed right away that part of it was sort of trying to fit a square peg in round hole to fit into some of the standard tri-agency processes for the college and polytechnic sector. It is different, and we need to be supporting community. I see it as supporting community and industry, and we help to move that forward. We need funding supports to do that.