I would like to address that point you raised, Minister, of the particular situation that young people are facing in the job market and the rise in precarious work. Right now we know that about 39% of young people are facing precarious work. This is, of course, beyond the fact that we also have many young people who are simply unemployed.
One of the pieces, of course, that comes with precarity is the inability to access the social safety net. Many young people are unable to access EI because they simply don't have enough hours.
We've heard from many stakeholders, including the Canadian Labour Congress, the CCPA, and many others, who've talked about the need for a universal threshold of 360 hours. I'm wondering if this is something your government is looking at, to meet people where they're at in the current job market.