The program is basically paying the tuition; that's what it's doing. We don't run a program in this case that says, “We're going to do everything to make sure that you're going to go to university.” This program is developed by a university for kids to actually get through a process so that they can go to university. What we do is pay for the tuition and some of the books and costs like that.
It was not designed as a program that we did ourselves to actually improve the result. It was to make sure that they can have access to those services that were offered by the institution. Is it enough? No. When I look at the result, I totally agree with the Auditor General. It just tells us that more needs to be done. As you know, we are reviewing our post-secondary education programs in collaboration with first nations. That's one of the aspects we need to look at: What is that gap, and why do first nations have difficulties to actually get into university, into post-secondary education? If we want to close the gap, all the statistics are showing us that the more they get a high school diploma, the narrower the gap is.
That's where we need to go.