Well, there has been a commitment made, particularly in the area of post-secondary education, that recognizes exactly what you're talking about. We want to ensure accountability. You're right; historically there hasn't been a lot of it. Provinces have been free to do what they wanted with the money they've been given, in large part. That's why on the post-secondary education and training side, I'm going to be carrying out extensive consultations with the provinces and the territories, as I mentioned in my speech, so the roles of the various levels of government can be defined. That way we can identify the expectations, who's responsible for what, what deliverables should be there, and what form of accountability is necessary.
Right now, most of the funding for post-secondary education goes through the Canada social transfer. So we're going to have to look at that and see how we break it out, whether there's going to be separate funding for post-secondary education and training, and if so, on what basis, so that Canadians know they're getting the value they expect for their money.