If I could just add, the thing you have to grapple with at the committee level is, who wants to talk about financing these issues at this unprecedented time? But I think one of the traps we can easily fall into is the hunker down, do nothing approach, buying into the view that we all just need to stop, freeze, hunker down, and wait this out, and then look to invest in social infrastructure down the road. That would be the absolute worst formula, because that mentality will only compound the recession in which vulnerable Canadians have been living for decades.
So I think it's really important, as you're having your discussions to keep that in the back of your mind and be bold about some of this stuff. Some of these things can be done incrementally over a number of years to make some important shifts.