One thing I don't want to do is put a time limit or specify an exact time of how long it's going to take to fully engage the disabilities community. We're doing that already. As we talked about, this is an incredibly complex environment to deliver a new benefit in.
I'm fully cognizant that the disabilities community would like this benefit to start now because the need is there. In fact, that's why the government is actually moving forward with the benefit in the first place. Our biggest fear is doing it wrong, to be honest. The interactions, which my colleague talked about, with other federal, provincial, private programs, the linkages.... The last thing we want to do is move to a model where people end up accidentally being hurt and having other benefits cut off or declined. That's why it's so critical that we do this right, that we do it right both from a process point of view but also from all of the variables.
I will absolutely tell the committee that I would love this benefit to start tomorrow, but it is so complex that it takes time to get it right. We are moving, absolutely, as quickly as we can, and the minister is fully committed to moving this as quickly as we can. However, I can't stress enough how complex it is and how important it is that we do it right.