I think one of the issues we saw with the old settlement allocation model was lack of flexibility. They had it for so many years that it was very hard to move it. I think you gave an example of your area, and in Calgary we've moved from 5,000 people coming six or seven years ago to 15,000. Has the funding changed? No--so somebody in Calgary sometimes has to wait six months to go to basic ESL classes. I think we are hoping they'll build flexibility into this new settlement allocation model, so that if suddenly one area gets so many people, as in your example and in the Calgary example, they will be able to do something about it.
In the past, we haven't been able to address it. We have to put that flexibility into our way of doing business and into funding.