Mr. James Sutherland (Acting Director General, Aboriginal Affairs Directorate, Skills and Employment Branch, Department of Human Resources and Skills Development) at the Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Committee

Yes. While not part of the K-to-12 or the upper grade levels, under our aboriginal skills and employment training strategy and our skills and partnership fund, initiatives such as mentoring or allowing people to go to other places for training are eligible activities. So should a community under the ASETS or under a skills and partnership project determine that is a good thing, that is an eligible expense and is allowable. Doubtless some ASETS holders are doing that.