If I were in a different committee, I'd be panicking right now, because I'd be thinking about what I could ask. But I don't have a shortage of things to ask here.
I have a quick point, and then I'll do something a bit different.
Further to what I was saying about jurisdiction, I think one thing that's important to make clear when I say that treatment funding is provincial in nature is that families across the country are not getting the help they need. There's no question. There are some places where families are going into lotteries to determine whether they should get treatment or not, and that can't happen. That said, provinces need to individually be held to account to make better decisions and make autism funding more of a priority. The federal government today is transferring more money to the provinces for health care, social services, and education than at any time in Canadian history. So as a parent of a child with autism, I'll just say that the provinces need to make autism more of a priority.
I'm going to do something a bit unusual. I went over and gave Mr. Lendrum a heads up that I was going to do this.