There are definitely limitations with the LICOs. Because the cities are all together, the 500,000-plus, the MBM in that sense gives us a more detailed breakdown.
We're working closely with HRSDC to see at some point if we can release MBM at the same time as the LICO. I think Statistics Canada has been guarded, and I think CCSD would agree with that. What we don't want is to define and then to measure poverty. We could be accused of bias. So we'd like HRSDC to take the lead.
Stats Canada's best scenario was more for HRSDC to take the lead with various organizations to come up with the official measures the government would like Statistics Canada to be producing. Then we'll be happy to provide the methodological ground, the support, and all the statistical things behind the measure. So we've been working with HRSDC on that particular aspect.