The most important positive aspect of the legislation, obviously, is to promote the French language in the rest of Canada. Frankly, the French language is in decline, for two major factors: the lack of immigration to Quebec because of very strong limits on immigration to Quebec, and the loss of language in francophone communities outside of Quebec. Those are clearly the two factors. One is a matter for the Province of Quebec to deal with. The other one is a matter that the federal government should have a laser focus on, making sure that francophone communities outside of Quebec have as many resources and as much help as possible to maintain their language.
However, this cannot come at the cost—which is our entire discussion here—of language minorities in Quebec as well. Frankly, it is already a very heavily regulated system. That is the reality. We don't want to see the Charter of the French Language reflected in the Official Languages Act. That's our big take-away, if you would like one aspect of this.