Isn't it a broader question as well? If we're talking about health care, what we've basically established as a society is a strong health care system. There are still lots of holes. I'll come back to that in a moment. The issue of long-term care is making sure that long-term care is not-for-profit and that the primary focus isn't executive bonuses and dividend payments but rather the care of the seniors who are entrusted to those homes.
Isn't this a broader question that goes beyond your very valid and eloquent point about having Revera being taken in as a publicly managed facility and network? It also goes to the whole long-term care network for profit that has not distinguished itself—quite the contrary—over the course of this pandemic, with so many cases of misplaced resources that have led to bonuses and dividends on the one hand and tragedy and death on the other, not only for residents but also for workers.