Yes.
You talked about issues like infrastructure. Clearly, that's a problem across the country. We have many buildings at universities that were built back in the sixties, and they're coming to a point now where they're having real problems with those buildings. Or as you say, there's a deferred maintenance problem, because universities have put off doing maintenance. We've seen that a great deal in our part of the country, and I think it's the case across the country.
There are other challenges, obviously, and for all students, not just low-income students. Other students can come out of university with a big debt load. The cost is a real problem. But this bill is seeking to address one aspect, and that is the aspect of low-income students and making it a little easier for those students to ensure that they aren't prevented from getting that post-secondary education because of a lack of income.