Mr. Speaker, to answer the question put to me earlier, which was very broad, I would like to talk about the economy, because it remains a priority for us. We are taking action while putting the emphasis on the key drivers of growth and employment, innovation, investment, education, skills and communities. That is where open data come into play. We see this as a launching pas for creating businesses and jobs. We think it is very important to create jobs, particularly to support economic growth.
By partnering and collaborating with the business community, government can provide the raw material that, through entrepreneurial innovation, is transformed into a value-added and highly sought-after finished product.
There will never be a better time to do this. We currently have those tools, whether it is computer technology, cloud computing, mobile applications or web platforms. This is just the beginning and the sky is the limit.