I appreciate that. Probably it's the integrated model and working together that you'd be having trouble with, because the clinical effectiveness of chiropractic in low back pain is well established. I could point you all the way back to the Manga report here in 1993 in this province. That report was done by an economist here at the University of Ottawa. He studied the issue and at that time recommended that Ontario could save $100 million in this province alone by selectively making use of chiropractic, because the evidence was there from the Cochrane Collaboration and others.
I appreciate that you're willing to experiment with those models. I notice that a chiropractor who made a presentation to DND offered to provide services on five bases. They'd make them available for those studies to go on on to see how they could integrate these services. I'm glad you're looking at that.
I might apply the same question to Corrections Canada. For full disclosure, I practised as a chiropractor for 24 years in two provinces, and one of our other colleagues across the aisle is also a chiropractor. Obviously we carry a bias in that regard, but having delivered those services for 24 years, I have no doubt in my mind of their clinical effectiveness, and it surprises me that others haven't benefited from or expanded on that opportunity in the north. In Corrections Canada, I made a house call to one of our local prisons, a provincially regulated one, and there were lots of people who would have liked my service beyond the patient of mine who happened to be spending some time there.
I just wonder, Corrections Canada, when you have all kinds of regulated professions and Health Canada is sending unregulated professions and even training medical technicians and physician assistants, why you wouldn't take someone from an area that is highly regulated, someone who is well educated—it takes up to seven years of post-secondary education—and look at using those resources for Corrections Canada. Do you have any models you've been working with there?