That's okay. There's another thing I was just looking at. Reports from last year show that 5,630 people died from accidental overdoses. That was a decline from the year before, but that's still too many. You talked about the 40 people you had to deal with. I cannot imagine having an incident where you know you could save a life and you know it's something you could prevent, but because of resource scarcity you lose a life.
I want to touch on something that I think my colleagues hinted at. One of the issues we face is that when something like this happens, most of the time when you don't have the resources, people end up in hospitals. That actually costs us more, if I'm not mistaken. Is that correct?
From your perspective, do you think Bill C-238 could strengthen your ability to support more people so that we could actually save more in the long run?