I can make a couple of comments about it.
As I said earlier, the purpose of the survey was to try to get some feedback from Canadians and stakeholders on what the issues were and to get some sense of their views around the cultural tool kit. We wanted to do it in a tight way, in a targeted way, and we also wanted it to be voluntary, so it led to the development of an online survey.
As I mentioned before, there were 10,000 respondents. We were pretty pleased with that. We thought that was a good result, and it compared favourably with some other processes that we'd heard of. We do have to acknowledge that it is self-selected. The respondents are people who are by nature interested and want to participate and have something to say in this area. It doesn't have the same sort of statistical rigour behind it as, let's say, public opinion research, where you're not dealing with self-selected people but with a broader section of the population.