I'll start really quickly. I wanted to make that point. I think we often still hear very much about the good jobs in our economy being labour-intensive manufacturing. The truth is that we have suffered a huge restructuring in manufacturing, and it's very difficult for us to compete, especially with the openness that we're looking at towards other markets in labour-intensive manufacturing. We have a European agreement coming in. We have agreements with South Korea and other emerging markets. We need to think elsewhere. Just on that point, I think it's very important that we look to some of these perhaps non-traditional and emerging sectors where we can compete because they tend to be high-tech, highly educated workers.
We have problems with innovation, entrepreneurship, and commercialization. These are topics that we often talk about that I think, if we focus on those and leveraged some of the funds that we do have, because they're all limited towards some of these industries, we would have a greater payoff in the long run than sticking with the old model of funding manufacturing.
I will just leave it at that, but I think it's a very good point.