I'll try to be quick, so that everyone has a chance.
A national post-secondary education act that would set out spending guidelines would be a key component. If you look at some of the recommendations in the federation's brief, almost all of them are revenue neutral, which is important in that there are more efficient ways of spending--not sinking money into arm's-length unaccountable organizations, not spending money on tax credit systems that don't really work, although it is important to have a forward-looking view and recognize that education is the only way that regions such as Nova Scotia are going to be able to turn the ship around.
The cuts in job and career placements are a good example. About 25,000 student summer jobs, that are good jobs and that provide career experience, were cut. We have to look at exactly how money is being spent, not just the amount that is being spent.