If you look at the breakdown of the numbers—and I think some of those officials went through those numbers—there are some provinces where there has been a slight slippage. What has been very impressive is the increase in British Columbia, and particularly Alberta, which is being driven by quality. I've been very impressed by what's been done in Edmonton, and I think the results show that if a planned, strategic approach to delivering quality education is adopted, parents and students follow.
I keep thinking about the fact that in the 1980s there were studies done that showed that if the increase continued at the same rate, by the year 2000 there would be one million students in immersion. Sometime in the 1990s, around the time of budget cuts, there was a plateau at about 300,000, and we've remained at about 300,000. Some provinces drop a bit, some provinces increase a bit, but certainly in terms of the potential that was seen for continuing growth and commitment, it remains fairly flat.