I want to move to another subject. I noted in one section of the estimates that there will be a new plan in place to review how well government is doing--indicators, timelines, accountability, that sort of thing. Also, in another section there's a reference to the problem of low income and the prosperity gap continuing to be one that you're grappling with, that you're having a difficult time coming to terms with.
I was just wondering if there is a plan specifically in place or if you're working on a plan to reduce poverty and to reduce the prosperity gap. Do you agree that we need a plan? I was at a session last Monday night with poverty activists from across the country, and we had the minister from Newfoundland in speaking, and he talked about their plan. He also talked very clearly about the need, if they're going to be successful, for a national plan.