Thank you very much. Let me just carry on with this discussion.
I'm not disputing the facts, obviously, about the Millennium Scholarship Foundation. Dealing with the concern raised by so many different organizations in the field of education, though, whether they're student associations, professors, or faculties, the concern has been that we have a patchwork of programs that aren't really meeting the needs of students today in an overall, broad sense. We have the millennium scholarships. We have RESPs. We have learning bonds. We have text-book credits. But together, we don't have the right model yet, so we need to revamp the entire student grant and loan system.
Do you see any merit in looking at some of these suggestions?