What I said is that, in Canada, based on the statistics that probably come from the Canadian census, which is now mandatory, 17% of people are bilingual. Those are not my figures. The bilingual people outside Quebec represent 10% of the population.
At Air Canada, 50% of people dealing with customers are bilingual. We are already ahead of other companies on that front. I am just saying that the standard used to evaluate whether a company is doing well, whether it has successes or failures, should be the same for all companies.