Thank you very much, Madam Chair, for the opportunity to ask a question.
I do want to thank my colleague Mr. Lobb.
I think you do have a future in consulting.
You know, when I look at the co-op model, I can see how the model would give control to local communities. In Canada we have such diverse communities.
We've heard about first nations communities. Different communities, like first nations, for example, might want aboriginal healers. They might want chiropractors, more natural healers. They may have issues with respite care, home care.
Could you maybe give an example to the committee of how a cooperative model might be very innovative, if these communities decide this is a way they could attract physicians, attract human health resources?
One of the things we hear over and over again is how difficult it is to attract human health resources to these communities. Could you give us an example of how the co-op model would work in a situation like that?