That might be a good idea. In British Columbia, we don't even have an agreement on French-language services. We're really starting from square one. This could show how important these measures are. When we talk about changing the 60/40 ratio, we're told that nothing can be done about it. We're told we'll be consulted. We attended a meeting this past May, but nothing happened. So we talk about consultations with people before talking about the official languages in education program, agreements, MOUs and action plans. Nothing's been done in that regard.
With respect to the disposal of properties, we still have a very specific example in Victoria. We really had to backtrack. It would've been much easier if we had been forewarned. For example, we learned that there were properties at Royal Roads University. We could've approached those people. It's always extremely difficult. In Victoria, for example, there's a BC Hydro property that could be transferred to the province's education sector. However, we're told that it's not possible and that we don't understand how complicated it is.