Yes, of course. When we look at the reports that are submitted to us, we see that a management committee or inter-sectoral committee on official languages is a best practice. It raises the profile of official languages and makes it possible to establish plans to address certain aspects that, according to the annual reports and other performance measures, should be improved.
There are very concrete measures. I can think of video campaigns that have been conducted or competitions involving employees to show their commitment and to increase their pride in linguistic duality. There are also celebrations for Linguistic Duality Day, which was introduced by our network of official languages champions. That day is now celebrated throughout the public service every year.