Mr. Chairman, I thank the Minister. As opposed to at this point I actually thought about what the strategy is for the government. This breakdown, my feeling is that in the area of career and employment development that the government, I think, has an obligation to maybe look at the areas of the greatest amount of unemployment and not using unemployment statistics, of course, because those are only if you ever get to the position where you can draw employment insurance. I am wondering if the government would look at employment rates in the small communities. I know that the employment rates are fairly high in the regional centres and where I know that the last statistics that I have for
employment rates are in the 40 percent employment rate. It really is the real telling figure of what is happening in the small communities, especially I am finding that there is just no work in small aboriginal communities. People are always scrambling for income to pay their expenses and so on. I am wondering if the government is using employment rates as some form of strategic position in order to focus their efforts on career development and employment development. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.