Industry committee  That's correct. I mentioned 13%.

Industry committee  That's the standard, and approximately 13% of practising management consultants in Canada are bound by that standard. All the rest are not.

Industry committee  Ideally. It would be useful for the protection of the public, the customer, and the consultants.

Industry committee  I'll make just an introductory comment as I'm reflecting here on some of the challenges interprovincially. Because we fly under the radar and we do have that designation by province, we are self-directed. Nobody is holding back from doing the interprovincial stuff. So we selected...saying that we had to get our act together.

Industry committee  I'll make some comments, and then I'll turn it over to Heather. First, we go back 40 years, to when the Canadian industry was $25 million in revenue. If you hired a consultant, it was because you didn't know how to do your job. If I was a CEO and hired a consultant, I was admitting weakness.

Industry committee  That one difference.... We struggled with it for about 10 years, trying to pull it together, so that we would have a national representation and people would recognize they were part of a national group.

Industry committee  There are some members of ADMA who are not CMCs.

Industry committee  So it's a subset.

Industry committee  I'm going to have our president and CEO comment. She's working closely with the Quebec organization.

Industry committee  There's also the conseillers, the CMC.

Industry committee  They've been in the Quebec statutes since 1968 or so.

Industry committee  So it's been around for 40 years.

Industry committee  I'm still doing the same amount in the States as I was before.

Industry committee  I haven't worked with it personally.

Industry committee  Do you have a comment, Heather? I do have a comment, but after you.