I can give you a concrete example.
One of my colleagues, the chair of our board, is in Saskatoon. Their group was in the process of signing a lease—they were almost there—on a clinic they were going to open to treat a number of patients from Saskatchewan. The minute this came out, they said, “No, we cannot sign this.” They pulled out of that and did not open the clinic. They said, “Although there is definitely a need for that, we do not know if we will have the necessary resources in order to man that clinic and treat our patients.” That was a direct result of the proposal.
If you write that large across the country, there is certainly an impact on the productivity of Canadians in the health care sector.