Yes, absolutely. I want to pick up on what the gentleman from the IRPP said as well. I think the focus really does need to be on income, not just for those already living in poverty, or close, or those who have precarious employment today, because those precarious situations are uncertain. They can change tomorrow.
Having that income security provides the flexibility. All of our study results show that with that flexibility you can get retraining, you can get reskilled, but the bottom line is people have to live daily lives. They have to eat, they have to put a roof over their head, while all of these other things are being done. Otherwise, the rest of it is for naught.
The income security part of it really matters.