It would definitely be useful. If we decide on the principle that post-secondary education should be accessible to all, we have to look at all the issues we have in terms of people who are underrepresented in post-secondary education. That envelopes how we re-engage seniors and deal with literacy issues and the serious issue of how to engage first nations youth in education, and so on.
If we agree on the principle that post-secondary education is a tool for managing the economy, we also have to agree on what strategies we need in place in order to make that accessibility successful.
I would again allow the grand chief to speak to the educational needs of first nations, which are excellent right now because they're implementing their land claims agreements.