It's difficult to imagine that future, but we would definitely see less people having the confidence to go into dance. We would see parents, as Amanda Hancox has already referenced, being reticent to put their student into a full-time program, be it a residential program at one of the ballet schools or even some of the post-secondary training programs in contemporary dance or in classical Indian dance forms.
Not to have that small bit of security....I can't help but mention that most dancers, even most arts workers, don't have pensions and rarely even have health care insurance. The security provided by the Dancers Transition Resource Centre is absolutely essential to our field. As Ms. Hancox has said, it's very important.