There are a number of ways to answer that question.
I would say that provincially there are workforces. Federally, there's the humanitarian workforce program that I just referred to quickly. That has at least four NGOs supported by the government to build capacity and to be ready to respond. That is something new in the last few years, as I pointed out.
In addition to that the federal capacity for contracting and procurement is available. We work with our partners at PSPC, in many cases to procure hotels or other supplies. I should also point out that you have the Public Health Agency of Canada with the national emergency strategic stockpile and other things. In terms of huge or strategic humanitarian workforces that are controlled federally, I would say, no, we do not have that.