My only question is, is that sufficient, really? Because if a provider is operating without insurance, the liability for the country would be the $650 million, or some subscribed amount, would it not? I'm just wondering if it's in the ballpark of what a provider would have the government lose if it didn't have that insurance at the right time.
Is it severe enough? I know it's $300,000 a day, which seems like a dramatic amount, but the fact is if an accident were to happen at that moment, the compensation provided by the Canadian taxpayers would be all of it.