I understand it's a bit of a political decision, but you're in the trenches. I wonder what you think of this, then.
If I understand the funding agreements that have been signed--there was one signed last year with your territory--there was some money put forward for implementation of official languages policy in the Northwest Territories, which is a larger land mass and all that sort of thing. According to the documents, I think it received grants of a larger amount than the Yukon. They have an official languages act, a commissioner, and all that. Do you think it has anything to do with that?