There are a number of things happening.
I agree wholeheartedly with you on the importance of literacy. Our department invests a lot in skills development, but if people can't read, if they don't understand what they're reading, it's hard for them to learn how to do a better job or to do their jobs better. It's fundamental that we have a literate population. That's why we are going to be sending out calls for proposals in the very near future. I expect and I hope, subject to approval, that these will be completed over the summer. There's no guarantee on that at this point in time.
In terms of the dollars you were asking about, that is the target amount, recognizing that there is the billion-dollar challenge out there in terms of savings in government programs. So I can't confirm the exact number. But at this point in time, we're certainly talking in that same range, and it will depend, of course, on what results come from the calls for proposals. Those, I expect, will be going out very soon at all three levels. I should confirm that there is a national call for proposals and local and regional calls for proposals, as well as the education savings incentives pan-Canadian community outreach initiative.