It's important in two respects. It is a continuation of the study, but I pointed out in the latter part of my verbal presentation that this is a very efficient program, which was recommended by the prior committee, of involving retired people. Now, having retired, I can tell you, yes, I love my wife and my grandchildren, and we're having a great time—that's why I'm in Edmonton—but I also have a real desire to give back to Canada and to other nations. There are, I dare say, hundreds of retired provincial and federal politicians who would be competent in being able to do this, and they would do it as volunteers. The cost of doing this, particularly if it was modelled after the CESO model, which has about 35 years of experience, is a wide-open opportunity to leverage very few dollars.
On June 20th, 2012. See this statement in context.