Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
I have quite a few topics I'd like to look at that are of interest to Canadians, I believe.
First is prescription pirating. We've heard about prescriptions being pirated or of pills that have substitutes in them and where they're coming from, and so on. That's one.
Second is the toy imports from China that were found to be unhealthy for children. I think we should do a study on that, on the importing of goods, any goods. What standards do they go through? What are the Canadian requirements for importing goods?
Third, I think all the parties have been talking about wait-time reductions in the past and have made that a platform of theirs. We should have a review of those wait-time procedures and measurements. How are they measured and what are the processes they go through?
Fourth would be interprovincial differences in listing health products. We understand that there are some health products that are available in one province and not another, so I would be interested in finding out about the interprovincial barriers or differences when it comes to Canadians not receiving the health care they deserve.
Fifth would be youth dental assessment. There's discussion in my riding about youth not having sufficient dental prevention while they're young, and therefore they don't learn to have dental hygiene and care and they become adults with difficulties with their teeth, which amounts to a lot of problems later on.
I think that will be enough for now from me.