I am not in the same position as you. That said, my colleague who is the president, told me that there were programs, but that they were relatively unknown.
For example, would there be a way for francophones to have their fair share of settlement workers? We don't have that right now. The vast majority of those settlement workers are in anglophone school boards. It would be important to implement a strategy for that.
We are talking about the federal government and pointing the finger at everyone, but some departments may have somewhat more specific responsibilities in that area. When it comes to immigration, if we are serious and really want to see an increase in our provinces and territories—4% or 5%, depending on who you talk to—we need a strategy for promoting linguistic duality in education. That is the key consideration. I was talking about promotion for our school boards, but I am also talking about promotion for the community.