I'll point to the data that Monique has shared already and add that the aggregate data doesn't necessarily show it. What I'll point to is that it might mask some underlying trends. I already pointed to the part-time data. The share of part-time employment has not moved since 1993, so we've had almost 25 years or whatever of it being stable in terms of its total share. But within that we might be seeing a shift towards more types of precarity in industries that pay lower wages or where people don't necessarily have knowledge of their future hours of work or what have you.
That's the real challenge here. We have all these little bits and pieces of information. Certainly, the committee has shared a number of stories already and the folks on the panel have already shared a number of stories. We're hearing about it and we're seeing it, so how do we line that up? The first thing we have to do is to define it and start collecting data so we actually know.