As regards quality, that's one of the sectors where there has been the most progress in recent years, thanks to the Community Health and Social Services Network (CHSSH), one of our members, which works with Health Canada. A lot of money is invested in that field. In the very isolated rural communities, a lot of progress has been made on this issue, particularly on ways of obtaining services in English for people, especially seniors. We know that's fundamentally important. You can say that's been productive.
To get back to your question on the one-size-fits-all issue, we've discussed that more at the national level. I'll take the liberty of talking about it at the regional and municipal levels. There is a strategy for retaining youth, and that's the Vitality Community program. Youth are important. We must retain young people, and a strategy that works in Gatineau won't necessarily work in Gaspé or the Magdalen Islands, where the situation is different.