It's important that the federal government in essence know what it's buying. The federal government is coming to the table with a certain amount of money and it's buying something. It's working with the provinces on something that's measurable. There's a new investment being made, but there's something that comes from that investment.
Unfortunately, as everybody knows who works with budgets, money is fungible, and money can come in one way and then leave a different way, unless there are some sorts of standards that you're attempting to attain through new investments in particular areas.
Like other areas of health care, in long-term care, it's often far too easy to put money in and then have money taken out someplace else such that you don't actually see an improvement for the people for whom you want to see that improvement, which is people living in long-term care.