Thank you.
Let me turn now to Ms. Watts-Rynard from Polytechnics.
One of the priorities you identified in your opening remarks was workforce development. You specifically talked about being able to match the skills needed in today's economy with the students who are entering. That was music to my ears, because it's something I've said many times. I think sometimes governments tend to focus a little too much on whatever it is they might believe is the answer, but don't seek the input of industry. That's how we determine the needs, right? The industry can tell us what their needs are going to be in the workforce. That was music to my ears.
Could you tell us a bit more about how you see that best happening in terms of matching not only the needs of today but also the needs of the future by engaging industry in that conversation? How do we best include them and make sure that we are, in fact, doing the right things to ensure that the needs in the workforce are best being addressed through our institutions?