I don't know that. As you say, honourable member, this is a provincial matter. We're always very careful to stay within our own jurisdiction, unless we are invited to do something. What we have concentrated on doing is making the tools and information available on either our website or through things we can distribute when they are requested.
There is an agency, the Media Awareness Network, I believe, that works with school boards across Canada. If they request information, we can give it to them through this Media Awareness Network. It is just an additional resource for teachers, without formally going through the channels.
We also have, in our contributions program, $500,000 a year we can distribute to non-profit organizations. Just yesterday I attended the launch of materials for grades 6 to 9 in Quebec, where an organization had developed a very interesting teacher's guide and guide for students that it is going to distribute. It's talking with contacts in the rest of Canada, and it could possibly be translated and used for classrooms.
We do things in a more informal way.