Thank you for the question.
Yes, I appreciate the work we've been able to accomplish together.
This last time with COVID, with this pandemic, has highlighted the gaps within our systems, and health care is no different. When we look at that patchwork, we want to see a coming together and looking at a commission of care work, which includes health care, so that it's safer. There's a study from the CFNU around how people haven't felt safe at work over the last while, especially, and it's, quite honestly, an appalling number.
When we look at that, we see it has to be a bigger strategy. Yes, provinces have control over this, but the reality is that this leadership can come from that framework. That could happen across the country. We absolutely support that idea. Let's look at including more than just what our current health care structure.... I think we've seen in long-term care that this needs to be there. There needs to be a priority put on the care that is given versus a cost-savings approach. This is about the people needing the care and the people doing the care being treated appropriately and having good jobs.