We have asked for seven strategic areas to be looked at and 53 different initiatives in our report. Some of them are government, some of them are private sector, and some will involve both public and private sector. It's an indictment not only on the way government has looked at tourism, but also on our own industry and the things that we have to do as a private sector.
But government is a stakeholder; it is a shareholder in tourism. You have an investment already. The park system, the museums, many of the historical sites, all of those are owned by Canadians. We're saying that in the future, in the next three to five years, if you don't invest in those properties, they will not be sustainable.
The tip of the iceberg is shown today with 2,000 people laid off at Air Canada, with Air Transat saying their profits are down--one of Canada's success stories--and with VIA Rail increasing their prices by 5%. We are already seeing the crisis point hitting. We're not talking about the past five years; we're talking about the go-forward, the next two to three years.