I'm looking at the youth policy and how we're communicating with youth. Obviously, if we cannot speak to not only youth, but also the millennials, we're going to lose them. Whether it's through a variety of services or.... I don't have to tell you about the Auditor General's reports about hanging up calls or not being able to respond to Canadians.
Is somebody also looking at that? I see that as a threat from government because if we cannot communicate properly with our millennial citizens, then how are they going to communicate with their own government? They will see that as a failure, from our perspective, to communicate with them.