No, I'm okay with it. I'm going to make a deal with the minister. I'm going to say three nice things about her, then she can keep her answers short and I can get all my questions in. How about that? That's a good deal.
As Joe said, certainly the two actions, the best 14 weeks—although it's politics. I understand that. You would sort of lead us to believe that you invented this program a couple of weeks ago. The fact is that they were Liberal pilot projects, the best 14 weeks or working while on claim, and you guys have enhanced the programs. I want to tell the truth on this stuff and recognize that you've enhanced them. They're important programs and I want to recognize that.
That's two goodies, Joe.
The third one is the principle of what you're doing with the EI alerts. The principle is sound, and I think it's targeted at, probably, a large portion of EI recipients. But where it sort of falls short is in households that make under $30,000 a year. In 2010, 40% of those households had no access to the Internet.
There was a figure that HRDC used to make available that they no longer make available, and that's the annual household income for the unemployed. We couldn't get that figure, but that would be a worthwhile figure. You don't know that figure, do you?