I would tend to agree. I'm not sure if I would agree that it would be as widely representative as Mr. Last suggests.
But certainly if we look at the past roughly 20 years, since Canada took an active interest in space again, from the last major focus, which was 1967, and the Chapman report--the joint parliamentary committee report of 1986, if my memory serves me correctly--which led to the establishment of CSA, it is clear that the interdepartmental approach to moving this forward has failed miserably. I think you really need to take it to an independent commission or something, with a timeline and core stakeholders, who can talk not just about the current structure but the need to restructure and really take a look at the question of the integrated space policy in this country as a strategic asset. I think that's very important.