On housing for seniors, another $400 million over two years--that's a direct investment. That would be an appropriate investment of dollars. And of course for persons with disabilities it would be another positive aspect. For aboriginals and people living in the north, there's another $600 million, money going in the right direction, according to what I hear you say.
Then we come to employment insurance, which is really an insurance program funded by employers and employees, and as you expand the program, of course, the premiums would rise. Now, given the state of the economy, of course, and the fact that things are difficult to begin with, the government has chosen to freeze the premium rates to both employers and employees and allow for greater benefit coverage and extended benefit coverage to the tune of $4.5 billion. Would you agree with me that that's a positive step?