He asked me a little bit about the Canada Health Act and how our party and our government are supportive of the CHA. Certainly we are interacting with the provinces and territories as they innovate their system to ensure that what they consider would be within the bounds of the CHA. I will continue to play that role. And I play that role quite forcefully, I think I should state for the record.
I think it would be fair to say, though, that we have been worried and concerned about the sustainability of the health care system. That's precisely why one of our five main promises in the last election was the wait-time guarantee and why we were so proud to at least launch the process, to have ten provinces and three territories have at least one wait-time guarantee to start with. Some provinces, like the province of Quebec, have announced three wait-times guarantees, and through our pilot projects we're announcing more wait-time guarantees.
These wait-time guarantees are all about reducing wait times and increasing the accessibility of the system, all within the public system—let me state that for the record: all within the public system—using innovative managerial techniques and administrative techniques to make progress as well. I think we are in fact on the same page on that.