I think it's best practices. I have “Responsible Gambling Programming: A Cross-Canada Review” in front of me here, put on by the Canadian gaming authority.
As I've just said to you, the provincial governments have regulated gaming in this country now for the last 30 years. They have a good head start on the addiction program, on the mental health program. They have the expertise.
There has been a ton. This one was from 2020, when the responsible gambling program was put out by the Canadian Gaming Association. This is where some of the money has to go when this bill does pass.
We also know that there are the most vulnerable. This has to continue for the provincial authorities to deal with this, not only in B.C. but in every jurisdiction in this country.
Everybody seems to be on board that yes, maybe we're going to get a windfall, but let's not blow this money. You mentioned $150 million to $175 million if this bill passes in the province of B.C. Let's put some back into the gambling programs and the addiction programs, which as MPs we have no authority over, but we can certainly have those conversations. I've had those conversations with several provincial jurisdictions.