Thank you very much for your input.
I want to read a quote that our Minister of Accessibility Qualtrough said when she was appearing before the committee. It was about timelines, and I think it's important for us to hear what the minister was saying and why she is thinking that timelines are not necessary. She said:
We also want people to get moving on this now. We don't want to say that we are going to have an accessible Canada by 2025 or 2030, and then people sit back and say, “Okay, I have time.” We need to do this now. It's like giving people a reason to wait instead of requiring people to do something now.
Given that we want to spur immediate action, do you believe that timelines will help speed up the action to get us where we need to get to?
Mr. Estey, would you like to take that on?