I just wanted to add an example, which is there was a meeting last week in Montreal between the gaming industry, the Quebec government and universities to talk about similar issues and the kind of incentives to bring in more talent. Talent came up earlier.
We must not forget that the reasons universities were funded throughout Canada in the 20th century was to train talent, so there's a recruitment of talent on the global stage, but we must make sure that we train the talent, as well, and that is done..... I'm piggybacking so I won't use too much time, but we must understand that research environments are training environments. When we talk about top-notch engineers or top-notch programmers, or top-notch doctors or whatever, most of them can only be trained in research environments. That's how they become top-notch for economic development, for societal change, for cultural contributions. They're tied, and one must not forget if we're really concerned about economic development that talent is a big issue and we must make sure that we have the right environments to train talent. And we know what they're called: they're called universities and research environments.