Thank you very much, Mr. Regan, for appearing. I think the issue you're speaking about impacts many individuals and in particular students from across the country.
I think when we talk about education and students having the opportunity to participate in education it really gives them an opportunity for economic freedom and really opens up so many doors for them, and especially I think students who have unfortunately been the victims, for a variety of different reasons, of being from low-income families. I think that education is so important for them for their future. And I think that we, in our country, need to invest in our students, we need to invest in our children, to ensure that for those who want to, who have the grades, they get to go to school and get to go to university and have the opportunity to further themselves.
I know that within the previous election we Liberals had spoken about expanding the Canada access grant program to all four years of study, versus what had existed in terms of the first and the last year. Have you done any type of research in terms of the limitation this imposed on students?