Thank you, Madam Chair. It is my understanding there is no criteria. I am just wondering if it's perhaps an education piece, that we maybe need to be letting people know that they could kind of come together with a proposal that would have more of a significant build or such. I am almost wondering if this is perhaps a function of small businesses just accessing the pot on their own and nobody really thinking to get together to create a large proposal for accessing the funding. My understanding, there is no criteria or limits to what could be accessed; it's just a request, and then the funding goes to those businesses.
We definitely will commit to revisit, and maybe I don't have that right, so I do commit to revisiting that with you and having that conversation with you, then, so we can ensure that we use the money in a sort of more effective and efficient way, is I think what I am hearing you say, so that we come up with something big versus tiny little bits of companies advancing slightly. I think maybe that is an area where the department could do better outreach, then, and come in and say, "Hey, have you guys thought about using this pot? You guys want to build an arena in that location?" I do not know what Providence's immediate demands are, but maybe that is a conversation we should be saying: "You know, you have this money and this funding; why does not a company come together and bid on it?" Thank you. I commit to that, Madam Chair.