In terms of the safety of our employees, taking in people in need, such as women who are experiencing violence or who need to protect themselves, is certainly less risky than taking in someone with COVID-19. So it is a possibility. In our case, regardless of where the clientele comes from, if we can find a way to contribute, I don't see a problem with that.
However, aside from offering that, we must be able to provide support. In Montreal, there was talk about housing some of the homeless in hotels. We're not always against this idea, but we have to be able to support these people. Each clientele has its own needs.
We are hospitality specialists, meaning that we make people happy and keep them safe, but at the same time we know nothing, we hear nothing, we recognize no one and we have never seen anyone. Discretion is also part of our job. For us, it would be a good thing, but, again, we need guidance to meet the specific needs of these people.