Thank you.
I would agree entirely with Ms. Eaton that there certainly is evidence that for certain problems, care delivered virtually can be as efficacious as person-to-person care, but there are still huge inequities in people having access to not just technology but also the personal and private space to have that kind of care.
I'll make two quick points, if I may. One is around accessibility. I think there were huge inequities in terms of access to mental health services prepandemic. A pandemic that brought about all these mental health concerns only places a further demand on a system where people don't have sufficient access.
The second point is that we tend to treat mental health as if there's one problem and one solution. There is a great range of services. Some are delivered by community programming like the CMHA. Another person might need peer support. Another person might need assessment or psychotherapy. Canadians need better access to a range of solutions to a range of problems.