I think care is multi-faceted. It's health, but it's also mental health, and as Brenda alluded to, it's education. Canada probably hasn't done a very good job, but we actually can learn from other countries.
One of the documents I footnoted was a report from four countries—Australia, France, Norway, and Britain. Norway has obviously done it the longest. They have integrated not just collaboration with their national and public health care system, but they have actually transferred the health care over.
In Canada, in Nova Scotia, that has already happened. In Alberta, it is happening, and in B.C. we're certainly discussing it. I think the only hope in terms of health care, in terms of continuity of care when people leave but also ensuring that the standards of care inside prison are equivalent to the community standards, would be actually if the health care services are merged.