Thanks very much for being here. I'll probably get around to it because I have a couple of questions similar to what Scott was asking.
Your comments up front were enlightening, obviously, but you know, the actions of the government.... We've seen an incredible increase in the number of temporary foreign workers. We've seen changes to EI that have had a devastating impact on some seasonal industries, especially in rural communities. We've seen the development of the Canada job grant, which really ended up taking money from LMAs and that has hurt programs in provinces that provided numeracy and literacy skills. These are fairly significant changes, all sort of based on the fact that the Prime Minister said there was a skills shortage crisis in this country. He must have been taking that from somewhere. There's your analysis, and Drummond's analysis; there are plenty out there, but he must have been driven by something.
Where would he have come up with that type of opinion at that time in order to enter into these measures that he has taken over the last couple of years?