Minister, I honestly want to thank you for all your hard work, because I have lived through it. When I came to Canada, I had my law degree. I don't want to go into details, because I want to talk about the economy here, but honestly, thank you very much on behalf of a lot of new Canadians.
The steps you have taken in the last few years have been noticed, not only in Calgary but all across Canada. We can see the results. It took me seven years to get back to my profession and today we are talking about one year. Thank you so much. I congratulate you on that one.