In the case of the kind of data I mentioned, they get information for different occupations in different parts of the country. You can drill down to detail, for example, on chefs in one city in Saskatchewan or in Alberta—to whether there are enough chefs there or whether there is a shortage, and that kind of information—to get to the details of different occupations.
Right now, what we are seeing is the idea that there is a shortage, but we really do not have the data to see whether in one part of the country you have shortages of one kind of occupation or not; there's just a general sense. The temporary foreign workers program, obviously, is country-wide for all occupations, so it's very hard to know whether it is actually targeting the areas it is supposed to target.