And I think your point is that parliamentarians have to be mature and realize that you do not control birth rates or education levels or participation rates, which all go into it.
Anyway, we are out of time, colleagues. There's another meeting coming in at 11.
We have a couple of minutes and I'm going to ask Mr. Smith and Mr. Maxwell.... You've gone through the hearing. I view this as a very important hearing. If there are any reflections or thoughts you think the committee ought to hear, if you want to give them to us in written form over the next couple of weeks, please do. We'd certainly appreciate that.
This is an important issue. It's not simple. Parliamentarians, as I said first, can criticize the reports, but I think a lot of the responsibility lies on parliamentarians themselves for not using them and not reviewing them enough., so I think this has been a good exercise.
I am going to ask for closing comments. I will go down the table. I'll start with you, Mr. Smith, but again, if you have any further reflections, please give them to the committee. The committee would appreciate receiving them.
Mr. Smith.