Thank you, Judy, for that.
You're absolutely right, and I concur that the system that was planned and the system that we advocate for certainly is not one where everyone is put into a one-size-fits-all box, where we all must behave the same way and we're all expected to have the same values, or interest, or capacities, or circumstances. This system we advocate for, a universal system, seeks to work with communities to address their local issues, whether they're in rural areas or urban areas. Particularly in the city of Toronto, we're dealing with many different language groups and communities of different socio-economic interests. Just supplying a cheque for someone to choose without providing the services it can help to build in those communities is a real shame.