That's an area that I think we've been looking at very closely lately, the coordination of jurisdictional issues between the provinces and territories and the federal government.
We didn't target it in this audit when we looked at temporary foreign workers, but it does come up about who sets standards, who has enforcement power and who has regulations. When I sit back and I look at all of this throughout the whole pandemic—and I've said it on many occasions as I've tabled pandemic reports—there is a need for better coordination across jurisdictions.
If the country can't come together in an emergency, we will struggle. It's the time between crises when we need to work at fixing how to share health information better across the country and how to coordinate jurisdictional issues like this when it comes to the health and safety of any Canadian or any person who visits Canada. I do think it's long past due that the issue of temporary foreign workers get addressed, but I do think it's an even broader issue when it comes to better coordination within the federal government and within other layers of government across the country.