Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'm going to follow up on the conversation we've been having and suggest that you don't need to get back to me on those statistics, because when I go back to both the 2020-21 and 2021-22.... That's where those numbers come from. Those graduation rates are on page 25 of the 2021 report. In fact, they're on the line below the data point you were just talking about in response to Ms. Idlout. Your own departmental results reports, two years in a row—which you signed off on, Minister—identify that the percentage of first nation on-reserve students who graduate has declined from 40.5% to 34.2%.
Let me put this into perspective for you, Minister. You want to go back and blame the 10 years prior, but after eight years of being in government, the graduation rate of on-reserve first nations students has declined by 6.5%. That means, for every 100 kids who enter the system.... We don't even know whether we're measuring these results right, because that's part of the process still to come. For every 100 kids, we lost over six in the process. That's terrifying. It's tragic. The rates are less than half of those in the provincial systems in the first place, and they're declining.
Do you have a response to that, further to what you gave me before?