Yes. I think that puts it very succinctly, and to see this exacerbated by similar federal policies is not necessarily the best public policy. In fact, investments in education, like investments in early childhood education, investments in post-secondary education, have a significant return on investment. Particularly if we're investing in creating access to post-secondary education and ensuring that low- and middle-income families are able to send their children to school, we see a much more diversified economy and we see a much more, frankly, equal society in Canada, where everybody has the opportunity to contribute to their full ability in Canada's economy.
We certainly think tax cuts should not be subsidized by user fees for these essential public services.