In budget 2016, we were able to increase the work experience. Employers will often say that young people need more experience and more training. We're able to provide more access to post-secondary education, more co-op opportunities, more apprenticeships, and more summer jobs where they can get real hands-on experience.
We're also eliminating the situation whereby young people would have to work sometimes twice as much as an average Canadian. That discriminatory action has been eliminated. Young people are going to work. We expect to see a change.
That's exactly why we have a minister for youth. The situation for young people is serious and deserves attention, and I'm very proud to be with a government that understands that.