It is not showing up in my riding. That's for sure. We need help with that.
Minister, the free market has never solved affordable housing, ever, anywhere in the world. You can't point to a place where that model has worked.
One thing I do know is that every year, on April 28, we recognize the importance of workers who have been injured at work. We know that if you're not back to work within one year and you've been injured in the workplace, then you have about a 1% chance of ever returning to work.
I worked with your colleague Minister Qualtrough to create the first-ever disability management degree program for workplace health sciences at Pacific Coast University in my riding. The university is working with partners around the world. I want to know that you're going to ensure the continuation of that program after 2024 and that you're going to apply it to the whole of government. If you don't accommodate workers when they're injured, then the 99% who don't return within a year never return.
Maybe you can also table to this committee how many workers who are not working have been injured in the public service. It would be good to have that number so that we have an idea of it, and we can work with you to ensure that we're getting on top of this issue.
Mr. Chair, would that be something that the committee would...?