We will have to end it there.
I do have one quick question, because it's come up in a number of presentations both here and elsewhere. As you know, the questions were on productivity and competitiveness. A number of people mentioned training and skills development, which would lead to productivity, etc., and they have mentioned that at a number of locations. It's a request to the federal government.
The federal government, though, already transfers $3 billion to the provinces under the labour market development agreements. That's up for renegotiation now, and it's always a federal-provincial jurisdictional issue. However, should the federal government be laying conditions out on how the money would be better spent so that we get more mileage out of that $3 billion? That's a lot of money, but it doesn't seem to be getting the job done.
Are there any suggestions?
Mr. Black.