Yes. I didn't raise that in my remarks, but certainly we've debated internally this idea of enshrining the Canada access grants within the act versus keeping them within the regulations. I think it's an important discussion to have.
Certainly we would not support measures to decrease grant money for students. But there are two important points to consider. One is that enshrining it would ensure that if a future government wanted to cut the program, let's say, then there would have to be a substantial debate on the grants before there could be a change. At the same time, I appreciate the idea that if the grants were enshrined in the act, they would also be difficult to improve, for example, if the committee wanted to change them.
As far as I understood, the debate I had heard on the Bloc Québécois position on the act is that because the act provides Quebec with the option to opt out, as per a number of the programs that are provided by the federal government—