Official Languages committee  We follow the department's internal process for project approval. We go as fast as we can.

Official Languages committee  It is hard to say because the figures have not yet been compiled, but I think it will be about $1 million. That remains to be seen.

Official Languages committee  It is easier to structure.

Official Languages committee  We probably have about 15 projects.

Official Languages committee  Yes, it works by projects.

Official Languages committee  First, I want to make it clear that those 15 projects are not necessarily in official language minority communities.

Official Languages committee  Right now, I think two of those projects are under way.

Official Languages committee  Yes.

Official Languages committee  The answer is yes, with regard to the decisions made in 2014.

Official Languages committee  Yes, we generally look at that, because we still have a number of target populations.

Official Languages committee  This is what we are doing right now. We have a consultation planned for mid-March. We are preparing for this consultation together with a committee from RESDAC, and with people who are not necessarily from RESDAC. We are not imposing the style of consultation; we are deciding tha

Official Languages committee  We were part of that action plan, but the intent was primarily to work horizontally with our other partners. Right now, the Office of Literacy and Essential Skills, or OLES, is planning to work with the communities, whether that is under the action plan or not.

Official Languages committee  In the case of the OLES, the program has its own funding, so it does not necessarily depend on the Action Plan.

Official Languages committee  So we can make progress on literacy and basic skills in conjunction with the other programs, but not necessarily...

Official Languages committee  In each province, there are still some organizations that provide services in those communities.