That would be wonderful. I appreciate it. It's very clear that if it is indeed achieving the purpose of getting women into non-traditional roles, then we should certainly have some sense of it here.
I want to come back quickly to something Ms. Bailey said. You talked about the biggest difference in terms of income: $45,000-plus among males in the general population, and Métis women at $23,253, 48% less than males. And you mentioned that even in Alberta, where wages and income were quite significant during the boom, that gap was still present. I wondered about that and about the reasons for it.