It would take implementation some study with the ministry to come up with that but I'm hoping the end product would be a quickly identifiable source of assistance and the forms clearly available online. I don't know that this would require extra staffing once the procedures are in place. We do comment unfavourably on the Service Canada cuts that have occurred in the past. But with this particular useful new measure being implemented we hope it is done by consulting the stakeholders.
Also, some of the member organizations—I'm not sure I have the correct name—but the funeral service directors association, I think it's a national one, are very good at getting out the information to executors and to families of where to find information and whatnot. I would hope that this would be streamlined as well, possibly even the forms provided once Service Canada streamlines them to what's necessary for their operational procedures. We're not experts in the field of staffing and resources. We leave that to the government. We just hope that this is a valuable service to Canadians and will actually save time compared to the multiplicity of departments that are now processing, goodness knows, how much conflicting information.