Our party and our government support the pillars of the Canada Health Act, the principles that are enshrined in the Canada Health Act. Of course provinces are finding the need to innovate in their health care systems, and we support that. Quebec has done some quite far-reaching things in its system, and you mentioned the other provinces, including British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and so on.
We do support those initiatives. One proviso, obviously, is that they have to be consistent with the Canada Health Act, but my view is that it is perfectly possible and appropriate to do a whole lot of innovation. You can do so within the Canada Health Act. There's a lot of innovation that can occur to increase accessibility, decrease wait times, improve management, improve accountability, improve sustainability, all of which can be done within the CHA, and we're very supportive of that. When provinces come to me, as they do frequently, and say they're thinking about doing this or trying that, I try to be as supportive as possible, as long as the principles of the Canada Health Act are not violated.