I think that's a very good question. Certainly in this province the likelihood of an aboriginal person who has completed high school going on to university is higher than the likelihood of a non-aboriginal person who has completed high school going on to university. So we're relatively successful in attracting those who have completed primary and secondary school into the university system. That said, they're still not attending university in representative numbers.
If we wanted to start with primary and secondary school, we would have a long time before we saw a difference at the university level. Our feeling is, as I believe most of our colleagues across the country would agree, that we need to work at all levels at the same time. We would certainly see investments in university programs being targeted, at least in part, to cooperative programs between universities and secondary schools to increase the graduation rate. I think you've put your finger on a very important point, but starting and waiting a decade until we increase the flow out of the system I think will lose us a large number of young people in this country who we should not lose.