Just for clarification of the record, it's my understanding that the government has announced those, but in fact, most of those provisions are not yet in force.
I'll go to Dr. Cooper.
Dr. Cooper, in the testimony of Dr. Sauchyn, he spoke to the report he led for the Government of Canada, which I understand was led by NRCan. He raised a lot of issues, particularly in the chapter he wrote about the impact on the Prairies.
I asked him questions about a study that has come out of the University of Alberta by Dr. Justine Klaver-Kibria, who has documented a number of concerns arising about the mental health impacts of climate change and the rising rates of mental health problems, and even suicides, in the farm community.
I've heard a number of scientists raise the issue, and in fact she raises this issue, that there seems to be a disconnect in the government developing its position. There doesn't seem to be a connection between, say, health, environment, and energy departments, and so forth.
I wonder if you could speak to whether Health Canada is dedicating resources to documenting and addressing the potential health impacts of climate change.