Okay.
My last question, on behalf of the entire committee, is that you indicated to us that the Swedish model might be of interest to this committee. You also talked a little bit about Scotland, about how they might have some befores and afters that would address my previous question.
Through the document that you've published, is there anyone that you feel this committee should be meeting with? Are there models not only provincially but from other federal governments around the world, other governments at the state or provincial levels in various other countries that we should be taking a look at with respect to incorporating or bringing in witnesses or studying the models they have? This would be from a positive perspective, as something we could do, but not necessarily only from a positive perspective; we'd like to look at it from a cautionary perspective as well, at some models that aren't working to make sure we don't go down that road.
I don't expect you to have a fulsome answer to that question right now, but perhaps you could get that to this committee in the very near future as we try to delineate who we need to talk to, or who we should be talking to. I think your recommendations would be very important, very insightful, and very helpful.
On behalf of the committee, I want to thank you and your staff for coming here today.
Yes, Mr. Erskine-Smith.