You spoke about the tax proposals. Obviously, nobody is going to sit here and say that tax reform isn't something that the country needs. I think a lot of the debate and miscommunication, maybe, over the last few months has been rather unfortunate. I said this in a previous panel too. If the government is going to go out and talk to its citizens and get feedback, it's rather difficult when it comes to tax proposals, because the nature of it is that if you propose an idea on taxes, it's going to create uncertainty, even though it's just a discussion that's been going forward over the last three months. That's a unique challenge that will be felt by our government, and subsequent governments, and previous governments.
I hope you're happy that yesterday there was an announcement reducing the small business tax rate, a good day for small businesses across this country, and the benefit will be felt for all shops across the spectrum. I just wanted to comment on that. We are listening and we're taking that feedback right back to the minister and the Prime Minister as well.
The Atlantic Partnership for Literacy and Essential Skills, thank you for coming today. What percentage of the Canadian population is able to read and write at a high school level?