But there is a solution, Mr. Minister. The reason the economics of the program work, from my understanding, is that a family will pay that person a lower wage because they're providing board. So when you offer someone room and board in your home, you pay a smaller salary because you're taking into account the board you're giving.
If you allow a caregiver to live outside the home, but you keep the wage the same, then if those people were allowed to bring their spouses, and maybe children, who could have temporary work permits and work, they could at least live together and they could keep their family intact. But they would obviously receive the same amount of money because if you're charging the family an uneconomic amount, they won't have the caregiver.
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