You raise a really important point. In fact, the minister has been active in encouraging her colleagues to consider these issues. I very much think this government has been taking into account broader issues, as have many governments, in fact. The fact that we have been willing to shut down our economy in order to preserve our health, particularly that of vulnerable populations, is a sign that we all recognize that this is important.
A lot of work is under way across departments in terms of thinking about what it would look like if we incorporated quality-of-life indicators more explicitly. I think we are doing it in a broad sense already. A lot of decisions so far in terms of the response to this crisis have been reflective of considerations of vulnerable populations and thinking about health impacts and other types of impacts.
I very much agree with you that this is an opportunity for us. From a policy standpoint, all parts of this government are beginning to think that way in terms of the longer-term economy that we are returning to, some of the structural changes that are taking place, and what's going to be needed to support Canada's success in that new environment.