Mr. Chairman, these people are not only trying to collect loans, they're also having input into when loans are made, to make sure that all the documents are signed, all the documents are filed, the collateral is there, and all the legal agreements are in place, so, in the event of some kind of problem down the road, there is something to fall back on to be able to get some money back.
I think one of the problems, and I'm probably speaking for Mr. Todd, but one of the problems we've seen in the past is maybe all the "i's" weren't dotted and the "t's" crossed. I think the Business Credit Corporation, as it moves further away from the Government of the Northwest Territories and operates on its own, will want to make sure that the loans it is making now are fully secured, registered, and so on and so forth. No, they're not all racing around repossessing cars and buildings and so on, they are doing other things as well, Mr. Chairman.