Ms. Anna Toneguzzo (Manager, Government Relations and Policy Research, Public Policy and Canadian Partnerships, Association of Canadian Community Colleges) at the Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Committee

Sure.

In terms of the ASETS program, colleges have told us that, for example, in a region where there are a number of ASETS organizations and a large territory to cover, if different ASETS organizations have, let's say, five learners, it's more difficult to set up training for five learners. But if ASETS organizations could pool their learners, let's say 15 to 20 learners, then it would be cost-effective in terms of developing and delivering—