If I could just follow up on that, it's important to realize what that interdepartmental coordination means on the ground. We all live in communities and we all access services as individuals within our own communities. We don't access silos. We access fully functional communities. So the way our minority communities work is as a horizontal organism, not as a vertical organism--health, economic development. You go to HRSDC; you go to Health Canada. You go here, you go there. That's not the way you, as an individual, expect services to come from.
So this interdepartmental coordination, if it's done properly, has a real and significant impact on individual people on the ground.