We have provided money to the community agencies. They are the ones that do the screening and decide on which projects to sponsor. We are not the ones who decide which projects to sponsor; the communities arrange this themselves.
In Quebec, for example, when you consider what is being done in the area of training, it is much less costly than what is being done by the Francophones through the consortium. Because in the consortium, it’s about training people, taking the students and giving them two or three years of courses. And in some cases, for physicians for example, there is a lot more training than that. So the training is a lot more expensive than it is in Quebec, where the stress is put on language training, which costs a lot less and can be provided a lot more quickly.