I'm happy to be involved in preserving the name, and in recognizing a great man, a great public servant and a statesman, but as time has gone on and we have given the scholarships and have had our events and so on, I've met the scholars. Every time I meet the scholars, I'm so impressed with these young, brilliant people who are going to be making huge contributions to Canada. I am pleased that we are able to reinforce that and perhaps expand their knowledge of the country and lead them to be more effective as leaders.
We have dinners and so on with students. During COVID, we couldn't. However, every once in a while, we've now been able to have them, and it's so refreshing to meet these young minds. Some of them, like the young rocket scientist scholar who is working as an epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins University, are tremendously impressive. To the—