For some aspects of data, Statistics Canada has to go out to the provinces or to Canadians and do a survey, and it can take a long time. For other pieces of data and data sources, the Government of Canada is already collecting it. This is what we call “administrative data”, data that's used in the administration of programs. We see that in the emergency response benefit.
Now, as of last week, they're updating the number of applicants to the emergency relief benefit three times a week, which is why we know there are now 7.1 million Canadians who are on that benefit. That's exactly the kind of thing we need, but we need to make sure that we have that very timely up-to-the-day data for the other emergency benefits being put in place. That's one aspect of it, but we can do better than that by using the same kinds of administrative data in different government sources and making sure they become available in a secure and privacy-compliant format to inform the policy decisions and the decisions of all Canadians that need to be made.