What I want to mention is that provincial recognition is also not the real solution. Let me give you my personal case.
I am a specialist for renewable energy, and I'm also an electrical engineer. When I came nine years ago and I did not have a chance to get a job, I changed my career. I became a teacher. I had to go to the Ontario College of Teachers.
So I got my education from Queen's University, and I went through the process of writing the test to become a teacher. Everything was fine, but once I had to get the licence, I had to go through the same problem again, and they would not recognize.... They had to ask me to go back. I was trained from Russia.
Finally I got the recognition, after a while, by fighting. I had to call CBC Radio, and I had to make a very big noise in this country, and I got the licence. However, then it was a question of overqualification. It was a question of Canadian experience.
So I am saying that it's like football. You go from the province to the federal ministry. We have this concrete recommendation: almost like a national board, all provinces and federal governments and, of course, the licensing body should be at the table, and we should make a federal secretariat to talk about that. This is the issue we are talking about. It is a huge loss, dear friends and the leader of the country.
I believe that we are going to change, and we need your help. Ask us. We can help you. I'm sure that we can change the situation. This is what I said--that eight million people changed their life in Bangladesh by using Dr. Yunus' concepts. We are talented people and the biggest country in the world. We are the most brilliant people in the world, and we are working for pizza delivery.
I don't understand. If you understand, I don't. I don't understand. I want to talk to you more. Please give us a chance.
Thank you.