We have no direct obligations, but as a central agency, we do a great deal to help various entities. We assist Treasury Board directly by studying submissions. They need [Editor's Note: Inaudible] official languages. For example, for the information campaign, we work closely with Canadian Heritage to create posters that relate to part VII, and not only part VI. We have networks of people who are responsible for official languages whom we call champions. There is always a component that relates to part VII and every year, each of our networks holds a conference in a region, always in a community...
On February 5th, 2008. See this statement in context.