It's obviously inadequate. I've made statements in my presentation to that effect. It gets worse going from west to east. It's incredibly stark in Nunavut, where the TFF needs to be adjusted by at least 50%, just to start to deal with the issues that the panellists have talked about this morning. On the issue of education, Mr. Connell has hit the nail on the head. Look at the percentage of high school graduates in Nunavut. The figure for Canada is 86.7%. For Nunavut it is 42.6%—half the national rate. To get people into the institutions that one of the members of the committee has talked about, post-secondary education and the like, you have to make sure they get at least a grade 12 education.
One of the things that—