Switching gears to post-secondary and the supports that a lot of institutions receive through the economic action plan, I believe you mentioned that we rolled out $5 billion of infrastructure funding. Would that be the knowledge infrastructure program, KIP?
In the last Parliament I was part of the Conservative post-secondary education caucus. We met with a lot of presidents and a lot of people involved at the leadership level in post-secondary education, at universities, at community colleges, at polytechnics. I think this federal involvement in post-secondary was precedent-setting, and they expressed to us how there is an ongoing need to play a part in the advancement, not only with regard to research chairs, as we have done, but also in terms of the bricks and mortar and infrastructure parts of universities.
I know we closed down the KIP funding because it was time-limited, but going forward do you see that the department would take a look at maybe not so much the allocation of new dollars but perhaps some reallocation of existing resources to meet some of these ongoing needs of our post-secondary institutions?