You also spoke about the diversity that exists within this minority community. I have seen first-hand quite a bit of that, and I guess I'm part of it myself. As much as certain individuals within certain different communities consider themselves anglophone, communities themselves have difficulty associating with the anglophone community because it might punish them in other ways. For example, I'm not going to name specific communities, but there are some communities that run schools that are language-based. So they'll have an Italian school, let's say—I'm just throwing that out there; I don't know if this actually exists for the Italian community—that teaches French, English and Italian, and if they consider themselves to be an anglophone community, they might not receive the same supports from the education minister.
This is what they believe, and this is a fear that certain groups have. They're afraid of being part of that community. What can you say to these groups?