Mr. Speaker, first of all, the research chairs represent the biggest single investment in excellence in Canadian universities in generations. There are 2,000 chairs across Canada. There is not a university in this country that is not astonished at the number of chairs they have compared to what they had two years ago.
Secondly, the member mentioned declining support for post-secondary education. What does she think about? We have the Canada Foundation for Innovation. We are making the Networks of Centres of Excellence a permanent program. There are the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Canadian research chairs program. This government and this Prime Minister have been the best at—