I go back to the same point. The minister, I thought, made several important points.
First of all, I don't think you can say the system is failing. Every statistic shows that illnesses are going down significantly and we are having success. Every indication is that we have one of the best systems in the world. We have made significant expenditures in training. We post all of our training expenditures, the numbers of people trained and what they're trained in, on our website. I'll be very happy to provide that information to this committee, because it will show we have made significant expenditures since the Weatherill report.
I take this recommendation that we will obviously continue to enhance training. That's why I indicated that in budget 2011, over and above what was initially provided as part of the response to Weatherill, we asked for and received a further $17 million to invest in training over five years.
I agree that training is critical, and I think we have made very significant investments in it. We'll continue to make significant investments in it. I have—