Thank you, Madam Chair.
From what I see, if we had the technology, the next generation, and the available resources, I think we would have a consensus around the table. The information we have received clearly shows the rise in problems caused by interpretation and the declining availability of our resources. Choices will have to be made, and they will be political choices. I am anxious to see what will happen once the documents have been tabled.
Dr. Tse, I am going to offer you one minute to conclude what you had left to say in your opening presentation. I think you had one more item to present. Just before that, however, I want to make sure I have understood something correctly. Did you say that you had never had interpreters as patients before, and that now you do have?