Industry committee  No, just to thank the committee for all your excellent questions and this important study, because it's a very important industry to our members and to so many Canadians, and there's a lot of potential. It's great to see this study taking place.

Industry committee  Did I say four? I thought I said three, but I'll double-check. I'm familiar with B.C., Ontario, and Quebec. I don't know whether there's another province. Do you know, Simon? I can double-check that for you and get back.

Industry committee  Did you say labour mobility?

Industry committee  It generally is. It's true that when you have a labour-based tax credit that is based completely on residency, it could be an issue, but generally speaking, that's not on 100% of labour, so I don't think it actually means—

Industry committee  We're not the full-time employees.

Industry committee  Yes. I mean we certainly continue to work with the provinces, but as in the film and television industry, the federal government can implement tax incentive programs as well. What we've seen happen, of course, is that competition arises among the provinces. What we'd like is to s

Industry committee  If we're going to talk more broadly for a moment, one of the things we've been looking for is that the CRTC get interested and involved in over-the-top broadcast. Right now we have no way to ensure that a percentage of the revenues generated by the kind of online content that is

Industry committee  I think there is a difference in terms of what we're referring to.

Industry committee  They are speaking very specifically, if I may, as you mentioned earlier, about the development side, design. We are talking very specifically about performance. We know that in our world of performers, we have a lot of performers who have—

Industry committee  I think we do, and to Simon's point—

Industry committee  —to do the performance, which is very different. We have a large pool of talent, and they're becoming more trained and more familiar with work in this area with this particular expertise. But we do need more emphasis, more funding for training programs that will train them to do

Industry committee  Yes, absolutely. Most of our members, as Simon was indicating, have a kind of lumpy income. There are good years and there are very poor years. I'm sure many of you have met performers, very big stars who will surprise you by telling you that they can have very lean years when th

Industry committee  Like the film and television industry, it's an international industry. We have to be globally competitive, which is why I think we're all talking about tax credits, tax incentives.

Industry committee  Because other jurisdictions offer similar incentives. Like the film and television industry, which we're very familiar with because many of our members also are employed in the film and television industry largely, having those incentives in place makes us competitive with every

Industry committee  Thanks, Simon. This committee asked how the industry continues to be a model for growth and technological innovation, commercial success, and the creation of highly skilled jobs. According to the Nordicity report commissioned by the Entertainment Software Association of Canad