Yes, absolutely, the work has to go beyond that annoying noise we get on our phone. Once that alert is actioned, we have to have people on the ground to assist and support families in locating their loved ones. Whether we're looking at the rangers' model in the NWT and the Yukon or the volunteer firefighters' model in the provinces, we have people who have some experience and dedication to the well-being of society we can call upon to support this initiative.
Also, families need to have wellness supports when someone goes missing. Critically, we find that those who have gone missing and have been returned to families are traumatized. There needs to be support to help them regain their confidence and sense of well-being when they're returned to their families. It's not just issuing an alert on the system. It's important to provide that full spectrum of services.