First, I have to congratulate you on bringing this bill forward. If my memory serves me well, we had unanimous consent. It passed with flying colours. We certainly recognize that there's a need, so job well done.
Earlier on in the year, I was in Kelowna, British Columbia. I was visiting my first supervised consumption site. As I was there speaking to the nurses, I see a poster that talks about your bill exactly. We see that the word is getting out there and we certainly need to make more efforts to ensure that Canadians are aware of this legislation.
To answer your question, I can say that Health Canada is working with partners, not only law enforcement officers, to inform Canadians of this new legislation. We've done so by using social media, public spaces, and also web content. We certainly want to continue the work because it's a really important piece of legislation. As you've indicated, we truly want to make sure that there are no barriers for people to call 911, if it's about saving a life. At the end of the day, we will continue to make sure that our front-line service providers and Canadians at large are aware of the regulations.