That is a difficult question, I will say. I think part of it is the rationalization. Part of it is directing that towards jobs that will provide future longer-term benefits.
To use your example, I know that in my previous role the federal government provided funding for visitor information centres and for folks to work in visitor information centres. It's a wonderful job, and it's a wonderful summer job; however, I wouldn't say that it provides most university students with work in line with their skills training or the programs they're taking at university. It might be better to have that program reallocated to provide funding for something that is directionally more in line with their programs, or that will meet the future needs of Canada rather than the immediate needs of Canada.