Thank you.
Picking up on Monsieur Garon's question, we have heard repeatedly that we need a health funding summit involving the provincial and territorial premiers as well as the Prime Minister to discuss the Canada health transfer.
It strikes me that what you're talking about here are some very targeted ideas about how we could put at least $2.25 billion, I think, into the fund to address the health care shortage.
Just by a show of hands, how many of you would like to see a health funding summit for prioritizing initiatives necessary for resolving Canada's health workforce crisis? Do we need that?
Okay. There are people in the room putting their hands up. For the record, everyone put their hands up. Thank you.
In terms of this national licensure, I want to pick up on what my colleague Dr. Powlowski said. There may be different provincial standards for various things, but I can't believe that the qualifications of a doctor or a nurse in New Brunswick deviate from those of a doctor or a nurse in Manitoba or British Columbia.
When you are raising this, is anybody raising jurisdictional issues here? Is any province, in your view, holding up their jurisdiction to prevent this concept of a national licensure, or are you hearing positive results from the provincial colleagues you've talked to?