I think, and what I've been hearing from the speeches, is that there is an understanding of the value, in terms of child development, of having multiple languages. And I echo the last speaker's sense of, I guess, a bit of loss about not having had that opportunity myself as a kid, and how much harder it was for me to learn a second language in my late teens compared to the kids I see running around, lucky, in families with multiple languages. The fact is that language opens up worlds, it opens up opportunities as well as pathways in our brains, and this is something, I think, probably everyone in this House wants for our kids.