I would say that the first thing is to have regular data and not just on some aspects of the labour market. I mentioned, and quoted from, a report done in 2009 that was chaired by Don Drummond. I just quoted some parts of that report. But Don Drummond, the chair of the committee, estimated that to have very good data on all the topics that you mentioned, it would cost about $39 million. Whether or not it's right, I don't know. But it's probably a very accurate number in terms of the cost of having regular...on a yearly basis. So this is an investment, in terms of the labour market and to better understand what is going on, for parliamentarians to make these informed decisions on various programs.
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