Okay. Let me finish.
Yes, I think you want to hear from the paid professionals, because we have something to say--we've thought about the policies--but I think you also want to hear from diverse groups of Canadians, low-income Canadians, aboriginal people, people who are more diverse than us.
I think you can do it. You are in seven or eight cities. Why not create a space for a hundred randomly selected Canadians to come together and dialogue? We don't really have the chance to dialogue. It might be interesting to see if Canadians, if they have the chance to dialogue, could agree on certain policies and values.
It was done in the Romanow commission. It was done in the Ontario participatory budget hearings. There are lots of ways to do it, and I think it would be very beneficial.