We can go back and forth in terms of the cuts to the CHST that happened in the 1990s. I think Mr. Chong actually laid it out pretty fairly that in fact the government had to deal with those cuts; when they dealt with the cuts, they then reinvested. I disagree a little bit with him because the millennium scholarships came about then, and we invested in learning bonds and things like that, but there was unquestionably some work on the tax side. I do believe that direct investment in needs-based grants should be the number one priority of the government.
I have a last short question.
Scott, I assume you are opposed to Bill C-284.
Amanda, as it is, do you support Bill C-284?