Yes, I agree that it's a very compelling document.
I'll pick up on one piece that you already mentioned, Mr. Cannings, and that is people. Perhaps what we haven't focused on enough in this discussion is that innovation starts with people and it continues with people until it is out there, being used, often by people as well.
It's about funding our graduate students, who are such an incredibly important conduit of the talent that we put out into the world and who are often the genesis of amazing ideas that become companies that help people like Professor Cullis, who developed lipid nanoparticles. We need to invest in people in Canada, and our current investment levels are substandard internationally. We're seeing drop-offs in our application rates. We will start seeing drop-offs in acceptance rates of bringing people into Canada, and in our own Canadians staying here to do graduate studies and then continue on into our economy.
I think it's fundamentally important that we consider the levels and the numbers of people we're supporting through any policies and programs we put into place.