Thank you, Chair.
First of all, Mr. Wong, I will say thank you for your presentation.
I would say that the second part of your presentation particularly, when you talked about statistics, is perfect proof of how important statistics are, first of all, for having as full a statistical portrait as we can have in order to have as full an analysis as we can have. I think that the second part of your presentation was really proof of how important this is. I agree with you that it is important to increase participation of the members of the ethnocultural groups all over Canada in the census, whichever form the census takes.
One of the speakers who appeared in the panel before you mentioned that many members of the ethnocultural community, particularly those we'll call the non-young members, the people who are a little older, tend to not answer the request for statistics. There are all sorts of reasons, which I don't want to go into now but which I can well understand. If there were more people from the ethnocultural groups who actually took part in asking for the statistics, we probably would get a much better profile and a much better portrait.
I don't have a question except to say thank you very much.
I have a question for Ms. Rothman.