Very well, thank you.
Ms. Rakotonaivo, you say that the identity of Franco-Columbians will no longer be what it used to be. I'd like you to explain to me what you mean by that, although we can guess, given the high immigration rate.
Perhaps Mr. Nawri, who's mainly interested in the immigration problem, could answer my next question. You also told us that there were immigration problems. What do you think of the Quebec model, which enables us to choose a certain number of francophile or “francophonizable” immigrants? Do you think it's a good model? Could you consider that avenue?
Lastly, Ms. Bourgeois, I'd like to hear your comments on the early childhood centres. I'm the Bloc québécois critic for intergovernmental affairs and child care. I believe this is one way of integrating immigrants, which is why it's important for you to tell us more. It's clear that, if we could integrate children from the earliest possible age, that would be effective. It goes without saying that we're talking about child care centres, not about “child parking” centres. These are places of education, where language learning is done at the same time as learning community life. So I'm pleased to see that you've adopted that point of view, and I'd like you to tell us more about it.