I remember very often reminding Canadians to apply for one or the other. In fact, we were very aware that Canadians who were eager, and of course, concerned about being able to pay their bills might, in fact, because they didn't hear back from the first one, quickly apply for the second one.
I feel like we regularly communicated this to Canadians, certainly in my speeches. I can dig in on how often. I can't recall how often, but it feels to me like it was regularly.
The other important thing to note here is that, once this particular issue was remedied, we went out and very clearly told Canadians that, if they had received double payments at the end, they would only ever be able to receive the maximum number of weeks that they were entitled to for the entirety of CERB, so they should budget themselves accordingly.
I remember using that line a lot, saying, “Listen, if you had two payments in one two-week period, that means you have now had two of your”—at that time—“seven payments, so please, watch your finances because you have received money in advance and you will not, at the back end, be able to make that seventh application.”