I'm always happy to help Senator Seidman.
I was just going to follow up with Dr. Smith first, and then perhaps invite our other guests to comment as well. It's about this whole business of access and making sure that Canadians, at this critical stage in their lives, at the end of their lives, have equality of access. They're not, generally speaking, as mobile as they would have been at earlier stages in their lives.
Do you see any way that this can be accomplished other than having a general framework established at the federal level and then leaving it up to the provinces, in their own ways, to come up with an equivalent regime that meets the guidelines and the standards set at the federal level? At the end of the day, isn't that the only way in which we can guarantee the kind of access that the court says we must have for all Canadians?