Thank you.
I certainly see that as the ability to link people to government supports who are otherwise not able to. There's the benefit to that in terms of cost savings. Obviously, we know that people entered the system in other, more expensive ways, generally through emergency supports.
I want to link back to the Canada health transfers. How will jurisdictions with older, less healthy populations in rural and remote areas fare compared to younger and more urban jurisdictions in terms of the transfers? Is there a precedent for transferring funds to provinces that's not just on a per capita basis?