You're not really answering the question.
The PBO found that supplementary benefits, which you talked about and are different from basic benefits.... Supplementary benefits include dental care, prescription medication, counselling, vision care and assistive devices, and, by the way, include things that Canadians don't even receive from the government. These supplementary benefits now account for roughly 54% of the entire program—the majority of the program. Does the department still consider this program to be primarily about urgent, temporary health coverage?