Absolutely.
Various witnesses have expressed approaches to this with legal frameworks, and so on, and all of those are challenging when we consider the circumstances in rural Canada. Seeing one psychiatrist in rural Canada is a challenge, never mind two. There was a proposal that most patients should have a psychiatric evaluation. There is very little chance of that being a practical solution in rural Canada, and I would argue there's very little chance of that being a practical solution in a great deal of this country.