I'm hoping that's what we're helping to do today. You're hearing today from this part of the country, and I'm sure you'll be hearing from other parts of the country. On this type of trip, you must be.
We need to have a policy. I understand it's difficult; when you have the oil sector doing so well in Alberta, it perhaps colours everybody's thinking. But there are other segments. Everything's on the average. We all understand about averages, with high numbers and low numbers, but there are some very low numbers in some sectors of this country. The unfortunate part is that when those jobs are gone in those capital-intensive businesses, it's a long time before they come back. Either that or they just don't come back.
This is not a call centre I'm talking about. When people are spending billions on automobile plants, or on pulp and paper mills and so on, these are big capital investments that are made for the long haul. When they're gone, they're gone.
So I agree; industrial policy, yes, let's get very focused on it.