Thank you.
I just wanted to clarify one thing about the LICOs. The immigration department uses the same one. A couple of years ago there was a review, and they use a basket of what a family would need. It was a new system that was introduced. It's actually used across the government by immigration to decide who can sponsor and so on. It's a fairly standard authority.
The other thing I wanted to add is that David Dodge, the head of the Bank of Canada, as you know--he's leaving now--at two separate meetings and in a speech at the Standing Committee on Finance said very clearly that if he had any money at all left to invest, whatever he had left he would invest in early education and child care, because it is an economic program, and that's where you get the best returns on the margins in the long term. This is from the Bank of Canada. I thought that was a pretty strong statement.