Thank you. I appreciate that.
My son and I were actually airlifted out. We got airlifted to another community so that he could be in a NICU, because there was no NICU in our community. We shared a bathroom with the room beside us. In the week we were there, the room constantly had a new parent. Often, it was because the child died, or in some cases because the parent had died. While that is not common for most people—most people have a baby, it's healthy and they go home—it is something I experienced when I was there.
I implore you to try to seek out whether there's any assistance we can offer. I think it is something that all members of the Conservative caucus are interested in seeing. This is critically important. This is well beyond politics; this is about the right thing to do. I can't imagine the amount of stress someone would be under in those circumstances.
We have a few minutes. When you were doing your consultations, what were some of the common statements you heard from parents who had gone through the horrific circumstances with the communications they had with Service Canada when they had to do their check-in every couple of weeks?