Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank all of you so much for your important testimony today.
I'm going to pick up on a couple of things I've heard repeatedly from multiple witnesses here today.
The first part is around the seriousness not only of mental health within the communities, but the mental health and the well-being and the burnout of people who are serving those communities in leadership roles and as front-line workers.
Perhaps I could start with you, Mr. Blaney, or Erik—I knew you would like that.
Would you talk about what that would look like and what resources are needed to deal with those on those two levels. Of course, if you have front-line workers burning out and they're not able to help the larger community, those concerns will just grow.
Then I'll come back to you, Mr. Alsop.