I'll give you a couple of numbers, which will broaden the discussion, perhaps.
Yesterday, there were probably around 20,000 new cases of COVID-19. Past estimates of the rates of long COVID among infected Canadians are between 10% and 30%. We don't know with omicron exactly, but 10% to 30% of people infected by COVID end up with long COVID. That is a very significant economic and social cost for which there is obviously little precise value when it comes to dollars, but it's a big thing.
Another number is $23,000. That's the average cost per hospitalization due to COVID-19. Again, costs are something. It's not enough, but it gives you an example of the types of numbers and people impacted, which we need to consider.