Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I also want to thank the minister, as well as Ms. Fox and Ms. Scott.
I will speak in English because I represent a community that has a minority francophone population.
We heard from the witnesses previously that one of the concerns is that many of the francophone communities are not keeping up the language—that their children are speaking English and that they are actually losing some of the francophones there.
In my riding there is an organization by the name of Trille Blanc, which is a francophone organization trying to develop a community for francophones, for seniors, for child care and so on.
There's also an organization called AFRY, which stands for Association des francophones de la région de York, and another called PARTAGEZ le français.
Under the action plan for official languages—and I understand you're going to be working with the Minister for Official Languages—are there programs or other things that are being done to ensure that immigrants who come into these communities retain their French language? Are we supporting these minority communities in their work to keep the French language alive there?