So just to see if I understand you correctly, the federal government, really, aside from the poverty reduction—25% in five years and all that—should have a labour market strategy and set some national standards together with the province to say how to get there, even using the open method you're talking about where we would do the audits and evaluate the successes. We could notch it up even more, perhaps to say that if we don't do that, therefore this would be the downside and therefore the punitive part, if we get there. And this is the kind of discussion we collectively, both the federal and provincial governments, must have. Am I getting that right?
