That's great. We look forward to more information on how that review is being proposed and certainly on timelines. We're keen to see it be as transparent as possible so that Canadians who are deeply affected—and increasingly affected, I would say—by the rise of precarity are engaged as much as possible.
Mr. Duclos, in December 2013 you wrote a report entitled “Les dépenses en santé du gouvernement du Québec, 2013-2030: projections et déterminants”. Your conclusions suggest that the aging of the population will not spare the rest of the country, and will make health an increasingly costly budget item.
This budget does not demonstrate leadership in health expenditures. In light of your position on social development, do you think that you will have to show leadership as concerns the health care system, and adopt a comprehensive approach to health care for Canadians?