I think that's critically important.
I'm a parent of two young kids. I have a four-year-old and a two-and-a-half-year-old, and we rely on child care. I think a lot of parents feel completely gaslit because they have access to wait-lists, but they don't actually have access to child care in so many provinces across this country. The federal government says that this is such a huge success; they've done such an amazing job and created all these spaces. Parents are sitting there going, “No, this day home I used to go to is just now regulated, so there's one more space.” That's not six new spaces; that's one new space.
When we hear things like some provinces are saying that because the information from the federal government wasn't clear, well, perhaps this was a case where the federal government should have left provincial jurisdiction alone and worked with provinces to create a program rather than imposing a program on a province. I'll just get off my little soapbox.
My question on the Saskatchewan piece is, how many students were counted?