Sorry. I just want to back up that point. I think that in the long term and immediately, it is just a matter of investment into the community. It's great to hear that trauma counsellors are available at that level, but instead of expecting people to reach out and call these numbers—it's all a lot of noise, all the numbers and places—we have the ability of knowing who needs help directly. We could be proactively reaching out and trying to tailor solutions to each individual.
That's one of the benefits of us being in smaller communities and having that intimate relationship. We could proactively approach each person in the way that works best for them and have that on-the-ground support in the community.