As I said in my presentation, we think some priorities are essential, particularly early childhood. We also think certain investments are essential, that is to say investments in community organizations. The idea is to be able to continue building the capacity of our organizations, given that it is through them that francophones are able to live in French.
We essentially think that the absolute priority for the next action plan for official languages should be to move the francophone communities back to the centre of the action. Francophones should be enabled to establish services, to build their own communities, and to be part of a living fabric that can bring French alive. That should be the main objective of the next action plan. We should determine how that can be done in health, education, and so on. We should really ask ourselves whether, by proceeding in this way, the government is investing not only in living in French, but also in the ability to live in French. We are the motor. So let us invest in the motor.