I know that different countries are responding in different fashions to this outbreak. I'm not sure to whom I should be addressing this question. When you look at the map of China and where their cases are, they start off around Wuhan. Looking at it from day to day, I saw a little red blob where they had cases, and then the next day it was bigger and the next day bigger, and now it's looking like a lot of China.
The BBC was reporting today that their ministry of health was asking all people coming from China to voluntarily self-isolate for two weeks upon returning to the country, I think because the idea is that it got out of Wuhan. When you look at the numbers and what's happening in China, it's not isolated to Wuhan.
It would seem to me to be a fairly feasible thing for us to do, and a precautionary thing, to have anyone coming from China self-isolate for two weeks. Have you considered making that recommendation, potentially under the Quarantine Act? I don't know if there's a means to enforce that.