Mr. Chair, I'll take a stab at that question, and then I'll pass it along to my colleagues as well.
I think collectively, as an industry, our primary objective is to ensure the health and safety of our people and the travelling public. As we've seen, this is a very complicated and evolving crisis and the 14-day quarantine is a challenging component of the industry restart. Going forward, I think what we would be looking for is to continue to seek alignment with standards and guidance from internationally recognized bodies and move towards the easing of restrictions in a prudent and calculated manner.
One of your questions was about how many provinces have eased their 14-day quarantines. Within Canada alone, if we look at provincial restrictions, we have about half of the provinces across Canada that don't have 14-day quarantines for intracountry travel. I think as a first step what we certainly want to look towards is a consistent national strategy on how we open up the country to Canadian travellers. From there I think it will give us a good opportunity to assess what the impact will be. I think we're all highly concerned about a second wave. That's something we're certainly aware of, but we're implementing all of these health measures to try to reduce that as best possible. We just have to have a calculated strategy report.