Absolutely.
In terms of measures it's definitely about having some kind of structure and standardization in place, and a set level of criteria of whom the money is being made available to. It's making sure that a certain percentage of the funds are being earmarked directly for community services and agencies to be able to support those who need it most, who don't have the extra 15% on top of the session fee to be able to afford more sessions. For me, it's really about about having structure and oversight.
It's also about having flexibility, because the need province by province is very different. Ottawa as an urban centre is very different from rural Manitoba. It's very different from the state of affairs in B.C. with the opioid crisis there. We really have to make sure that there's structure, but also flexibility, to have a good flow with it.