Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I thank Ms. Sniadoch and Schulz as well.
We were talking about retention, and I'd like to spend a bit of time revisiting what my friend Paul Lefebvre was discussing earlier.
We do not live in a republic. When someone from southern, northern or western France finishes secondary school, or its equivalent, he can apply to study at a college or university, and might be accepted. There are no equivalency problems. But this country is vast. It's a federation. There are different levels of government. There's a federal government, and there are provincial governments, and to complicate matters, there are self-governing professional bodies.