Just to be clear, the consumption site in Lethbridge was transitioned to an AHS one out of the not-for-profit. It's still active and still going, and never has it turned someone away.
There is a record of overdoses at all sites, whether one of these consumption sites exists or not and whether treatment is available or not. I don't think that kicking a specific small piece and saying, “Here's the answer” is always the easiest way.
The report never once said to shut any service down. It was never once written in that report to shut any supervised consumption service down, but rather that these services require support such as medical treatments, buprenorphine, methadone, mental health treatments, wound care treatments and primary care treatments. The big support is that these processes should be more than under the realm of harm reduction; they should be under the realm of health care. That was something—