Yes, absolutely.
I was reading through some of the language used in the report that was put out by the government. It talks about moving people to jobs. Now we know that jobs don't just naturally come to rural Saskatchewan of all places. It's difficult to create a lot of jobs in those areas. I'm just wondering how you're actually going to go about making sure that these communities are able to retain the people by keeping jobs right there, and that it's not “here's a new opportunity for you to move” from Coronach or Rockglen to Saskatoon, Regina, Calgary or wherever. These people, they don't want to move. They want to stay where they are. They love their communities. They love their small towns. They love the way of life that they have in rural Saskatchewan.
That's the fundamental concern that people are talking to me about, whether it's people who are on the lobbying side or people who are working in these industries. It's some of the spinoffs from this. It's the people who run the grocery stores. It's the people who have the local coffee shops. It's people who are working in health care in the region. How do we prevent the centralization of all of these industries into other communities, basically wiping these communities off the map? That's what they're concerned about.
If you have more clarity for these people right now, I'd appreciate your putting that on the record.