Those are all important elements in the bill that may have an impact on the decline of French.
Immigration is certainly a prerequisite. Without an increase in the targets for francophone immigration outside Quebec, the decline will obviously continue.
We also have to make sure, first, that minority language education systems are put in place, from early childhood to the postsecondary level. Second, there have to be high quality French second language programs all across Canada.
I think it is extremely important, when it comes to federal-provincial agreements and programs managed by the provinces that affect the communities, to make sure the communities and their needs are respected.
As I said earlier, there is also the whole question of the continuum in education, as well as the question of rights holders under section 23 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
In addition, Part VII of the act, once it is codified and once...