Thanks very much for the chance to comment on that.
I'm not freaking out because I know that we have a job to do and we are going to do it. I'm comfortable about that.
The other thing is that, when we're saying very openly right now and agreeing with the Auditor General's comment that we're short 4,000, it's because the problem is there. At this point, what we need to be able to do is to address that and come up with a plan that's going to get us those 4,000 to bring us up. We also need to put the resources into it, as the deputy minister was just mentioning, to make sure that we can have success and bring those numbers up to the 68,000.
It's not a short and easy task either, because of course you're still dealing with all the issues that are there. It means that we need to do things significantly differently, as Mr. Lefebvre was telling us and counselling us to do. That's exactly what we want to do.