I have one other question. I want to come back to the question of productivity, and I would ask you this. What are the obstacles for ACOA to basically attack the issue of productivity and increase it? Is it training? Is it programming? What is it? If we continue to fall behind on productivity, it's not a good thing, so that is an area we have to tackle. I would say don't be shy about it if there needs to be more programming from the federal government. That's what we're going to recommend in some areas, no doubt. Does ACOA have a strategy in Prince Edward Island at least to deal with that serious issue of productivity, and if you do, how are you going to get there?
