Thank you.
My next question is for Ms. Dutt.
Again I'm referring to what was reported in the media as some internal documents on messaging from the Conservative Party. In it they asked what Trudeau's taxes will mean. One of the things said that if you need a family doctor, it will be harder to find one as a result of these tax implications.
As a doctor and someone from Atlantic Canada, we've talked about the challenges for the medical profession in terms that it might be different than in other provinces. For example, in Ontario, we have other challenges in health care. Could you speak to whether you think that finding a family doctor will be directly correlated to these tax changes, or do you think there are perhaps systemic issues in terms of the medical care across the country that might be leading to some of the access issues?