Thank you.
We are observing a lot more collaboration with the traditional and complementary and alternative medicine world, especially when we are dealing with populations who are either indigenous or in rural remote communities.
We've actually drilled into some of the literature and a number of patients in these rural and remote communities, especially women, turn to naturopaths for care of chronic conditions because they don't have access to a primary care provider. This is a part of the workforce that we have not been factoring into our health workforce plans.
There are some models where in orthopedics, for example, you can have a partnership with a chiropractor, an occupational therapist, and a physiotherapist and that always impacts on how much care is provided and how fast care is provided to patients. That is why the work of this committee is quite important and hopefully we'll be able to muster all the resources to really get a more fulsome picture. So if there are barriers to access to a care provider who is fully qualified to offer services in their particular sphere, then we can tackle them.