We do now. I agree. There needs to be a third level, though. There needs to be a collaboration from all levels—from labour, from management, and from government. I think there is a bright future if we do it right, but just leaving it to the market doesn't work. There needs to be intervention on our part. If we left it to the market, we wouldn't get wage increases. We have to negotiate. They don't come for free. We were told in previous governments and this government that cutting taxes would lead to more investment. It hasn't happened. There need to be some rules attached to that. The CME agrees with us on that. There need to be targeted incentives for companies to reinvest and move things up.
The main basis of all this is in competition, frankly, as anybody can buy a piece of machinery. We have to have a highly skilled workforce, and unfortunately, we're not investing enough in Canadian citizens. Most kids who graduate from high school and who go into the blue collar jobs lose 25% of their skills in the first five years in the workplace. That means the workplace is not stimulating enough to keep those skills up to a level where they can move into new jobs. We need to do more in that regard, and I don't think we are.