Yes. As I said earlier, the provision of student assistance is important, and to include provisions for needs-based versus income-based could be examined and could be something debated within the committee.
One of our concerns when the grant was first announced was the level of assistance based on province for those students who study in provinces where tuition fees are lower. They are not benefiting as much as in places where students are studying where tuition fees are higher. Not that it's not benefiting students, but there's a concern that there's no provincial impetus, then, to control the costs of education. Certainly I think it's a worthwhile discussion to have, in terms of needs-based versus low income within the system.
There are quite simple ways to determine which category a student falls into. The Canada student loans program already assesses need and assesses how much unmet need a student has left once they've received their loans.