Yes.
As I said in my preamble, the action plan for official languages contributes directly to the vitality of our communities. If we want French to be used in the public sphere, in services, including government services, if we want to increase the use of French and have a public service that can provide services in French, we need to support the vitality of our communities. The action plan is the federal government's main tool for supporting the vitality of our communities, so I think there's a direct link between the measures set out in our action plan for official languages and the vitality of French in Canada.
Just to clarify, I'm not using up my speaking time right now, am I? You stopped the timer? Okay, good.
