I can do my math.
The point here is that we're on a trajectory for creating competencies. I know of no speciality in medicine where all the competencies are done on day one. We have a huge trajectory for creating competency. We have to be careful not to give an improper idea about medical training.
I'll go to Ms. Birenbaum.
We're seeing some confusion in the committee about assessing readiness between provincial jurisdiction and federal jurisdiction. Our job as the federal government is to assess readiness solely in terms of steps within the federal government's jurisdiction.
I'm wondering whether you think the exclusion of people is a limit on charter rights. What prospects do you think a claim of lack of readiness would have as a justification for a limit on rights? How would the Supreme Court look at a justification of provincial non-readiness?