So that will create a huge void. My question would again go back to the committee. If not the Chief Electoral Officer and Elections Canada, who will be doing that? Will there be a commitment in terms of putting resources back in place to make these educational processes happen?
Community organizations like the Ethiopian Association could be a good partner in terms of the context and the customization of these educational processes, making it very appropriate in the language, culture, and more importantly, in really dealing with the political culture and political experience of new Canadians to build on their country of origin.
As you all know, most countries, say, in Africa have a very troubled political process, and election and voting is quite a strange or new concept per se for some people. So there should be a huge educational process.