First of all, there might be a misconception about literacy levels directly related to school, because one thing that the IALSS, the international adult literacy and skills survey, showed about Canadians is that the highest literacy levels were at the block closest to the end of school. So those between 19 and 25 years of age had the highest levels of literacy, and then the levels of literacy actually dropped as people got older.
So the fault does not lie alone with the school system. It's not that people come out of the school system and right away 42% of Canadians can't--