Absolutely. I think those are the things that we absolutely have to work on. For the people who are in that group, especially when we're looking at working for minimum wage, we see there is such a difference between those who are racialized compared to non-racialized.
Have you taken into consideration language barriers and education barriers? What kind of data comes in with that to show that these are the people working for minimum wage and these are some of the barriers we have to work on to be able to give them better opportunities?