To take it a little further, I would like to give an example that I think is probably near and dear to many of our hearts, the changes to the RDSP. Again, I'm not sure how many pages it took. It probably took a whole number of pages.
I'd like to share a story from the Fredericton Daily Gleaner about Francine St. Amand, who's coping with limited resources and who never dreamed of having enough to put away for her disabled son's future needs. After hearing about the RDSP, she committed to contributing $25 a month and any extra she could pull together. Two years later, to her amazement, the fund has reached almost $8,000, the majority made up of federal contributions. I will quote from the article:
Today she shakes her head in amazement at the savings accumulating for her son's future, and her anxiety over his future has been replaced by peace of mind.
That's a great story. I don't care how many pages it takes to get that RDSP, which we're proud of, and to make improvements. Could you talk about the changes and why we had to go that way?