This is exactly what I'm hearing from the communities, though. They want to know why they have to wait for more people to die before actions are taken.
Going to the point that you just raised, I want to ask another question. Given that over 90% of fentanyl actually comes to Canada through B.C.—and we know that—why are resources not being distributed accordingly, so that we can address the problem in B.C. more effectively?
In your recent budget, I did not see any increase in resources devoted to B.C. to address the problem. We know that 90% of those illegal drugs come to Canada through B.C., so why is there no increase?