Thank you. I appreciate your posing the question backwards. I think that's an intriguing way to go.
It's very clear that universities are employers, but I'll take this last minute to say that they're also teachers. One of the groups we haven't talked very much about right now is our graduate student cohort.
One of the immediate things the federal government could do is ensure that a student receiving a tri-council stipend for graduate studies who takes a parental leave—a man or a woman, whether they take six, 12 or 18 months—continues to be paid during that leave. While a professor will get pay, a graduate student might get time but no money. That's one thing that could come federally.