Mr. Speaker, we reformed the EI program and it is running much better. Reforms always cause problems, but we were not afraid to go ahead. We are now looking at possible adjustments.
The fact is that the system is working much better now that it is based on hours rather than days worked. More of the people who formerly did not qualify do now, and they have much more flexibility. No system is perfect, but the one we have now is working well and, if improvements are indicated, the minister and other members of cabinet intend—