If I could respond to the earlier comment made by Mr. Regan, I believe it was, on the three most important things the federal government can do, frankly, those things are a single-window entry system; a strategic coordination with the provinces, leaving aside partisan distractions over how to solve these labour market issue problems; and finally, instilling some form of funding stability in federal government programs, because in the past they have often been too ephemeral to offer appropriate long-term, stable resources to help the labour market sector partners and individual organizations, such as the one Bev spoke about, to move forward with their agenda.
Thank you.