Thank you, Mr. Richards, because, in fact, you've explained very well what the problem is, and this is something that happens in a variety of markets, and it is an issue.
Part of the problem is that it's being treated as one size fits all and, of course, in those resort communities in particular, that becomes very problematic. We've addressed this time and time again, but the reality is that it continues to be a problem, and it's not only in your region; it is a problem in other regions.
In terms of a seasonal program like the agriculture one, we have advocated for this, again, in the past. I'm not sure why tourism is treated differently. It's a seasonal industry to some extent, and it would help in terms of finding enough people to fill those jobs during the high season. It wouldn't fix the whole problem, and I think that we still favour very much the immigration stream and training programs that match labour needs, but having said that, yes, a seasonal program would be helpful. There's no question about it.