I can take the first part of the question.
When PBO staff appeared before the finance committee, we heard that during the pre-budget consultation members of the finance committee heard that there was a shortage and there was a skills mismatch. It's a form of data but we don't know if it's perfect information. So basically what we're confronted with is various sources of information. Is it perfect information? Sometimes no, sometimes yes. I think what we have right now is some kind of imperfect information, not based on, as Mostafa mentioned, really solid Statistics Canada information.
CFIB, for example, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, said that in some areas—and more than just what we mentioned—there were some skills mismatches and shortages. But that's why we need solid data from an institution, from an organization like Statistics Canada to really make informed decisions, not the PBO but parliamentarians and policy-makers, to really make up their minds and make good decisions about future programs. As the old saying goes—I used to say this to many people in another life, and it was good in agriculture—if you cannot measure it, you cannot manage it.
This really applies to everything.