Official Languages committee  In the coming weeks, and it will be made public, since it is to be shared with all the organizations.

Official Languages committee  Yes. There was the Fédération des communautés francophones et acadienne du Canada, the Quebec Community Groups Network, or QCGN, the communities--

Official Languages committee  Yes, certainly.

Official Languages committee  Yes, it has been in place for a year.

Official Languages committee  It is already on the website. We met--

Official Languages committee  Since last September.

Official Languages committee  We are moving in the right direction. There are gaps that must be filled. All of that will be discussed in the meeting performance report.

Official Languages committee  Yes. The Dialogue Days took place on May 18, 19 and 20. The first day, the 18th, was set aside for minority Francophone communities. The second day—the 19th—was set aside for communities where there is linguistic duality, and the third—the 20th—for minority Anglophones in Quebec.

Official Languages committee  Yes, exactly. That was for the three separate groups.

Official Languages committee  There were some small organizations. There were actually fewer small organizations, because they really do not have an ability to travel; but the umbrella groups were there. The third day, there were about 30 organizations from Quebec, the North Shore, Montreal, Quebec City and a number of rural communities as well.

Official Languages committee  It was the amount spent. I can check--

Official Languages committee  I believe it was also $235 million.

Official Languages committee  Yes, program renewal was responsible for that decrease.

Official Languages committee  Yes.

Official Languages committee  If I am not mistaken, it was $182 million for the first year. Several programs--