Thank you very much, Chair.
I'll just add quickly that, again, I'm not an expert on what the tax system should be, but of course we would support a fair, equitable tax system.
What we would put on the table is a reminder that we want to provide the best possible care for the best value, and many of the things that we do costs more than they need to. If you think about those 63,000 people who didn't have a long-term care bed because there were only 200,000 beds and there were 63,000 more people, it's not like they don't get care. They go to emergency. They go to the hospital.
Dr. Collins was talking about people who don't have a doctor. They go to expensive places to get that care and they're often sicker and it takes longer, so we believe that a different sort of look at funding health care systems could ensure that we, in a sense, keep people steps back from moving to the more expensive places and use the tax dollars more wisely.
I hope that is helpful.