Obviously the big issue that this committee is addressing is that we want to produce an anti-poverty plan for the country that starts with a recognition that the federal government has a role to play. It seems somewhat self-evident, but the federal government has indicated--in part through means, i.e., the fact that they say they don't have the money, and more particularly through jurisdiction, in that it's a provincial or territorial responsibility--that they are taking a somewhat hands-off approach, not completely, but that was their response to the United Nations periodic review in June, which recommended that Canada have an anti-poverty plan. I would assume you all believe that the federal government has a big role, particularly where there's a high aboriginal population who are the fiduciary responsibility of the federal government in many ways, and that we should have a robust national anti-poverty plan for Canada.
You have identified a few priorities. Are there any other specific things?
Am I out of time?