—because industry, the standards.... First of all, the core data comes out of the census and comes out of StatsCan monthly, quarterly, and in annual reports and so on. It drives a lot of government-funded research, which is the most commonly available research, and again, is the work that happens most frequently.
By the way, those same extremely narrow national occupational classifications also tend to be replicated in a lot of other research. There was a study done in Toronto by the Toronto Region Research Alliance on the Toronto labour market. They felt they had to use those classifications because they are the standard.
Even though that wasn't federally funded, it is the standard. So we need to tackle that problem at the national level, because it in fact goes back not just to StatsCan, but also to international standards for these things.