Yes, I think this is part of a larger strategy that I've heard the Prime Minister talk about: how we should be trying to have the same amount of economic movement between the provinces, compared to north and south. There are trade barriers, skills barriers and employment barriers between the provinces that are holding us up across the country. I mean, for everyone, as military members, you move across the country. It's not uncommon that your spouse's work is medical and a nurse or a teacher has to upskill or change their training and skills for every province they work in because there's no translation, for some reason.
Hopefully, as we're dealing with some of these larger problems within the economy, we will try to have everyone on the same common framework, not just for universities but for apprenticeship skills and upskilling. It's important not only for veterans, who are a very small population. It's important when you onboard newcomers into the country and have immigrants joining the workforce. It's important for people who leave the workforce and join, and it's important for people who have to change careers quickly. We have to sort that out going forward.