Then I'm happy. That's not what you said.
It is federal jurisdiction, because part VII of the Official Languages Act is very clear in sections 41, 42, and 43 that it is the responsibility of the federal government to promote the two languages of our country. By doing that, they have the power to invest money in the provinces and then leave the provinces, through their law, to administer education.
When we look at literacy, I must say, I agree. I just cannot see how a student can go home where the parent has a grade six education and is trying to help the student. It takes generations and generations. There I could say that people go to school in church basements. There I say that students go to school in halls, as we have in New Brunswick, where they don't even have any heat and some teachers have to pay for toilet paper for the students and bring it to the school. We heard all of that, and it is a shame. It is a shame in our country that we don't have a program.
You have been invited here to talk to us about what types of recommendations there are, and, if I heard you right, you're saying there should be a serious national program for literacy and that we should stop the red tape, stop all of what we're doing and put money in for education. Is that what I heard from you?