I don't know the answer to that question right now. I think that sort of relates to whether it is our data collection and why the government should pay for our data collection. My response to that is that it's not our data collection in terms of the Canadian Women's Foundation; it's our data collection in terms of the country of Canada, and the government represents the people. It is not for us; it's for us to do work, the same work, frankly, that I think the government should be doing. Part of what a government does is look after the most economically vulnerable people in society and move them to becoming economically independent and contributing to the economy.
