Sure.
One of the things we've done--and I already touched on this--is announce these new labour market agreements, $3 billion over six years, and they are targeted toward some of the people you've talked about, such as recent immigrants who've never had a job and therefore aren't EI-eligible. They can get the training they need to step right into a job. Hopefully it will be on-the-job training. That seems to be some of the best training.
Also with respect to people working from contract to contract, the flexibility in these labour market agreements is broad enough so that those people can get the training they need to potentially step into a full-time job if that's their wish. It also helps people get the language and literacy skills they need, the basic general skills they need to step into a job. It has been a huge gap in our training up until now, and combined with the very hot job market, it is the ideal time to get a lot of people engaged in the job market who never would be otherwise.