Mr. Chairman, I am more interested in results than in the means to achieve them. I have heard arguments both for and against this decision. It is now up to the department to ensure that people who are in positions where bilingualism is a requirement are indeed bilingual.
Some say that the centre will lose all control if the school is not given that responsibility, while others believe that it is a way to make the department and the employees themselves more accountable. Personally, I feel it is too soon to comment on the effect of this decision.