Just to reinforce that message, actually, Canada is a very vast country, and the needs of society are very broad from one end to the next. The language that needs to be used, in terms of engagement and encouraging participation of the public, has to be unique and tailored to the different communities of this beautiful country, and also in terms of how the government relates to the public as well. There is not a one-size-fits-all in terms of the process by which we can open up the relationship between public and governments, and also in terms of broadening out that trust.
One element of ensuring that governments are on track and ensuring their performance on these targets.... The element of disaggregated data is also incredibly important and incredibly complex when we look at the concerns of Canada and in terms of checking on progress. There's a huge amount of work that needs to be done—I don't need to tell you this—in terms of how we actually define what it is we're trying to meet and how we ensure that we're actually meeting those targets.