Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Giroux, Ms. Vanderwees and Ms. Giswold, thank you for joining us once again.
I have great admiration for your analyses. It's precise, valuable work. It's the labour of hard-working people. I appreciate it tremendously, especially since, in the case of the Main Estimates 2024‑2025, the government didn't see fit to publish the document in PDF format on its site. You were stuck with the CSV format, which is unreadable; or you had to follow along on the screen while taking notes on the side. My congratulations on managing to produce all this in record time, all things considered.
That said, I saw that the Canada Health Transfer will increase by $2.7 billion. That's a rough guess, because the main estimates came out before the budget, which will be released on April 16th. Anything can change, but we can assume that there really will be a $2.7 billion increase and that transfers will total $52.1 billion, as stated in your report.
Had the government fulfilled both Quebec's and Canada's premiers' request to transfer 35% of their health budget, how much would the health transfers amount to? Do you have any idea what that figure would be?