I would say that I'm very excited about some of the opportunities today to help a lot of people who are really stuck in poverty. And I see it a little differently.
I think we've tried to take some very practical steps to help people today. I admit it's not a grand plan, but we've invested very heavily in training, and very heavily in housing, for example. We're also hoping--and you and I have talked about this many times--that this committee will finish the employability study, which would be helpful. Then I've invited you and suggested to you that I would be very happy to receive a poverty study from this committee that takes into account, as I said to you personally, of course, the measures that government can put in place, but also avenues that we can use via the private sector to lever people up, something we're seeing to an increasing degree right now in this hot job market.