I think it's very important to do that labour market assessment, because I know that my colleagues and I talk quite a bit about this. What are the right numbers? We have increased our immigration numbers in an attempt to deal with the fact that we do know there's an increase in retirement. Our natural birth rate is decreasing. Then I think there's always a worry about the disconnect between the skills we have and the jobs that need to be filled with specific types of skills. I think it is very important.
You have a section on policy actions and implications around budget and economy. When Christine Lagarde came here from the IMF, she said that a low-hanging fruit for us here in Canada was to increase women's participation in the workforce. That would result in a 4% difference to our GDP and have a $150 billion impact.
I know that our Minister of Finance, our government, has made a huge effort to put in some gender equity measures. Is the positive impact of that on the economy moving forward reflected anywhere in this report?