Right now, we have protocols in place, together with the provinces and territories, on isolating cases. Certainly, doing rigorous contact tracing and monitoring is the key to preventing any spread from a case in Canada. That, I think, is of primary importance.
For other completely asymptomatic people, currently there's no evidence that we should be quarantining them. I think what you're proposing is a sort of voluntary self-measure.
I would say, as our president of the Public Health Agency has said, that you have to be very cognizant that the global effort to contain the virus requires the absolute commitment and engagement of the communities that are affected. Otherwise, they'll be stigmatized. They will be asked to take measures beyond what is currently the public health evidence. It is a matter of balance when you're restricting someone's freedom, essentially, to move about in the community after return. I think that is not something that we would take lightly.